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Our solution is the construction of a waste-to-fuel pyrolysis plant in Estonia with an initial processing capacity of 27,000 tons of used tires per year. This waste utilization facility on a 7.73-hectare land will operate with zero CO2 emissions and without generating hazardous residues, making our business completely environmentally friendly. Due to its high utilization efficiency, the plant will be entirely self-sustaining, producing its own electricity and heat while generating revenue from the sale of high-quality end- products such as pyrolysis oil, carbon black, liquid CO2, and more.
Our solutions are designed for large-scale industrial applications, offering highly efficient waste utilization and end-product production. We are developing a pilot pyrolysis plant capable of recycling up to 200,000 tons of municipal and industrial waste annually, producing valuable commercial products for sale.
The plant will operate with zero emissions, eliminating landfills, and generating electricity, heat, carbon black, and pyrolysis oil. Our unique 'PYROLY-EKOPYR' waste-to-energy complex uses plasma gasification to transform waste into reusable energy, fuels, and fertilizers, providing a quick 2.5-year payback period.
With cost-effective waste processing and high commercial profitability, this solution offers a sustainable, eco-friendly alternative to traditional waste disposal.
This section covers installations, market analysis, and multiple development strategies aimed at preserving and enhancing investment capital amidst the global financial and social crisis. By utilizing products derived from waste disposal, investors can embark on diverse infrastructure projects, enticing both private and public investments. In each operational domain, the presence of self-sufficient fuel or energy inevitably positions it as a frontrunner, given that these components constitute the majority of expenses influencing the ultimate pricing of a product or service.
