What is Pyrolysis?
Pyrolysis is a thermal decomposition process where organic material is
heated to
high temperatures (typically 350°C – 650°C) in the absence of
oxygen. Unlike
combustion, it doesn’t burn the material — it breaks it down into three primary
products:
- Pyrolysis Oil (Bio-oil)
- Syngas (Combustible Gas)
- Biochar (Solid Carbon Residue)
This cutting-edge technology is at the heart of the circular economy,
converting
waste into fuels and materials for reuse.
Why Pyrolysis?
As industries and governments look for sustainable waste management and
renewable
fuel options, pyrolysis emerges as a powerful, low-emission
alternative
to
landfilling, incineration, and traditional fossil fuels.
- Converts non-recyclable plastics and biomass into usable fuel
- Reduces environmental pollution and carbon emissions
- Offers economic returns from waste streams
- Enables localized waste-to-energy models
Result: A flexible, scalable solution to produce energy, recover
materials, and reduce landfill loads.
