Waste plastic recovery
PLASTIC TO FUEL,EXPLAINED FORCOMMERCIAL BUYERS
How plastic waste that can no longer be mechanically recycled becomes a recovered hydrocarbon resource — and eventually a commercial fuel component.
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- Input
- Suitable residual plastics
- Route
- Controlled thermal conversion
- Output
- Liquid hydrocarbon fractions
- End use
- Commercial fuel blending
The starting point
PLASTIC STARTED AS HYDROCARBONS
Most conventional plastics are manufactured from hydrocarbon feedstocks. Contamination, mixed polymers, degradation and limited end markets can eventually make mechanical recycling technically or economically impractical.
At that point the material still holds hydrocarbon value. Controlled thermal conversion provides a recovery pathway: in a low-oxygen environment, heat breaks long polymer chains into smaller hydrocarbon molecules that can be recovered, condensed and separated into useful liquid fractions.
Positioning
ALONGSIDE RECYCLING, NOT INSTEAD OF IT
Advanced recovery is not positioned as a replacement for mechanical recycling. Suitable materials should be reused or mechanically recycled where practical; advanced recovery provides a pathway for difficult residual streams.
Green Fuel Tech subjects selected fractions to further separation, upgrading, quality control and blending according to their intended application.
- Difficult-to-recycle plastics
- Mixed and contaminated streams
- Waste diversion
- Economic value recovery
- Local manufacturing
- Industrial circularity
Intellectual property
TECHNOTHERM PROPRIETARY PROCESS TECHNOLOGY
The detailed engineering, equipment configuration, operating methodology and process control used within the Technotherm and Green Fuel Tech platform are proprietary and are not published.
Commercial discussions covering feedstock supply, offtake or supply programmes are handled directly with our team.
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No emissions, carbon or lifecycle benefit is claimed. Any such data will be published only once independently substantiated.
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