Pyrolysis Companies in Denmark

Crossbridge Energy operates a petroleum refinery at Kalundborg, Denmark (formerly Statoil/KM refinery) and has co-processing capabilities for advanced recycling feedstocks including pyrolysis oil from plastic waste. The company is a key European refinery that can process plastic pyrolysis oil into road transport fuels.

Elysium Nordic is a joint venture between Windspace and Enviro Systems focused on large-scale tire recycling via pyrolysis at a planned 30,000 TPY facility in Nyborg, Denmark with district heating integration.

Frichs Pyrolysis specializes in flash pyrolysis using the Sublimac system for thermal decomposition of biomass into high-quality biochar and tar-free syngas. The company handles difficult feedstocks including manure and sewage sludge.

MAKEEN Energy's Plastcon solution provides modular chemical recycling plants that convert plastic waste into pyrolysis oil with minimal pre-treatment requirements. The company is a mature Danish engineering firm with global reach.

Quantafuel is building a major 160,000 TPY plastic sorting and chemical recycling hub in Esbjerg, Denmark, serving as a strategic Northern European node for plastic waste processing and pyrolysis feedstock preparation.

Quantafuel's Skive facility in Denmark is the company's commercial flagship plant, processing 50 TPD of mixed plastic waste into purified pyrolysis-derived hydrocarbon oils. The plant includes in-house purification/distillation and has ISCC PLUS certification, with output sold to BASF and other major European chemical companies.

Stiesdal SkyClean operates the world's largest industrial pyrolysis plant for CO2 capture via biochar production at its 20 MW facility in Vra, Denmark. The company focuses on biomass pyrolysis for carbon removal and renewable energy production.

T2O operates a tire pyrolysis plant in Egebjerg, Denmark with three production lines processing approximately 45 TPD of waste tires into pyrolysis oil, recovered carbon black, steel, and gas.

WPU utilizes batch pyrolysis to transform end-of-life plastic waste into high-quality hydrocarbon oils including naphtha, kerosene, and jet fuel. In December 2024, Vitol acquired a majority stake (66.84%) in the company, signaling strong market confidence.