Pyrolysis Companies in Netherlands

Black Bear Carbon operates a commercial tire pyrolysis flagship plant at Chemelot in Geleen, Netherlands, producing 12,000 TPY of high-quality recovered carbon black (rCB) alongside tyre pyrolytic oil and gas. The company uses patented carbonisation pyrolysis technology and markets clean rCB with PAH content <5ppm suitable for food-contact applications.

BTG Bioliquids is a Netherlands-based global technology provider and plant owner/operator specialising in fast pyrolysis bio-oil (FPBO) production from biomass residues. A University of Twente spin-off founded in 2007, BTG operates commercial FPBO plants in the Netherlands, Sweden, and Finland, supplying sustainable transport fuel and biobased chemicals.

LyondellBasell is a global petrochemical giant constructing an industrial-scale advanced plastics recycling plant in Wesseling, Germany using its proprietary MoReTec pyrolysis technology. The facility will process 50,000 TPY of mixed plastic waste into 30,000 MT of pyrolysis oil and gas annually.

Pryme B.V. is a Dutch-based company operating a commercial ISCC PLUS certified plastic pyrolysis plant at Europoort, Rotterdam. The facility produces PRYME-OIL, a circular naphtha feedstock sold to Shell for integration into its Rheinland refinery operations.

SABIC and Plastic Energy established a commercial chemical recycling plant at the Chemelot site in Geleen, Netherlands, processing end-of-life plastics via pyrolysis into TACOIL feedstock for SABIC's steam crackers. The facility represents one of Europe's first industrial-scale plastic-to-feedstock pyrolysis operations.

Torrgas is a Dutch torrefaction technology company based in Amsterdam developing industrial-scale wood pellet torrefaction plants. Their process converts wood biomass into torrefied pellets (biocoal) as a coal substitute for power generation.