Tire and plastic pyrolysis: 8 local providers and 6 projects and clients in United Kingdom.
8 providers based here 6 projects & clients
Technology developer / licensor
Tire-pyrolysis process developer and plant operator producing circular naphtha, oil products and recovered carbon black.
Clean Planet Energy — Teesside
Teesside
Plastic-recycling ecoPlant under development; capacity is the published design input.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: London / Sandwich
Technology developer / licensor
Plastic-pyrolysis project development, process technology and upgrading of recovered oils.
Clean Planet Energy — Sleaford
Sleaford, Lincolnshire
Planning application for an ecoPlant at Sleaford Moor Enterprise Park.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Stratford-upon-Avon
Engineering / project services
British pyrolysis engineering company providing end-to-end design and delivery services for a commercial tire project.
Clean Planet Technologies — Sandwich pilot
Sandwich, Kent
Sustainability Innovation Centre developing plastic-to-oil and aviation-fuel conversion at pilot scale.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: London
Technology developer / licensor
Modular microwave-induced pyrolysis of flexible and multilayer plastic packaging.
Rainham waste-to-fuel facility
Rainham, Essex
Renovari identifies Rainham as its operating base and describes tire and plastic conversion to recycled fuels. Public records confirm the location, but the reviewed material does not disclose current reactor capacity or independently verify sustained commercial throughput.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: London
Technology developer / licensor
Patented pyrolysis technology for mixed plastic waste, developed through a West London pilot and an industrial demonstration project.
A semi-continuous tire-pyrolysis system reported installed in 2018–2019. The supplier shows installation and oil-production feedback but does not identify the client or city.
Supplier-reported project
Based in: London
Technology developer / licensor
Thermal Anaerobic Conversion (TAC) of plastic waste into TACOIL petrochemical feedstock.
Sunderland tire-recycling project
Sunderland
Early construction and site remediation for Phase 1 are reported complete; commercial operation is targeted for 2027.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Rainham, Essex
Technology developer / licensor
UK waste-to-fuel developer describing thermal conversion of end-of-life tires and waste plastics into recycled transport fuels.
Rainham is the only specific UK facility location found in the reviewed public material. Other international plant locations are not added without a named, traceable source.
Technology developer / licensor
Patented tire-pyrolysis system incorporating a Farrel Continuous Mixer, with engineering support for commercial deployment.
Pyrtherm develops turnkey tire and plastic pyrolysis projects worldwide, from feedstock evaluation to execution and commissioning.
Examples include Beston, Huayin, Henan DOING, Sihai Energy, APChemi, Goenvi, PetGas, IPEC, Pyrolysis-Ecoprom, FORTAN, Eco-Promservice, FABHIND, Ecomation, RESEM and Lummus, alongside developers such as ARCUS, BlueAlp, CIRCTEC, Pyrum, Enviro, Renovari, Plastic Energy, Pyrowave and enespa. Each provider appears only under its home country. Project cards are listed under the installation country without identifying the equipment supplier.
Documented city-level references include Florida, Mosquera, Cali and Malambo in Colombia; Boca del Río, Chihuahua, Cuautla and Monterrey in Mexico; Nizhnekamsk and Kstovo in Russia; Rainham in the United Kingdom; Frankfurt, Dillingen and Wesseling in Germany; Johannesburg in South Africa; Ratlam and Hisar in India; and other locations across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and the Americas. The directory distinguishes reported installations from projects in construction or development. Each card identifies the available evidence and technical data.
No. It is an expanding directory of plastic and tire pyrolysis. Open Details & sources on a card for the supporting information. Unconfirmed feedstock, process, capacity and start dates are labelled explicitly. Supplier-reported references are identified as such; they are not independent verification.
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