Feedstock and waste sources for pyrolysis
Pyrolysis is a flexible technology capable of processing a wide range of organic and industrial waste streams. By adapting process conditions to different feedstocks, pyrolysis enables efficient waste treatment, energy recovery and production of valuable carbon-based products.
The ability to handle varying feedstock types makes pyrolysis suitable for diverse industrial applications, supporting circular economy solutions and reducing dependency on landfilling and incineration.
Wood residues and biomass
Wood residues from forestry, sawmills and wood processing industries represent a well-established feedstock for pyrolysis. This includes clean wood waste, bark and other biomass fractions that can be converted into biochar, pyrolysis gas and pyrolysis oil.
Pyrolysis of wood-based feedstocks enables renewable energy production and long-term carbon storage through biochar, making it a key solution for sustainable biomass utilization.
End-of-life tires
End-of-life tires represent a complex and high-energy feedstock for pyrolysis. Through controlled thermal decomposition, tires can be converted into recovered carbon black, pyrolysis oil and energy-rich gas.
Pyrolysis of tire waste reduces landfill dependency and enables material and energy recovery from a difficult waste stream, supporting circular solutions within the automotive industries.