Sustainability
Keeping carbon in use.
We don't trade in abstract environmental claims. Circularity here is an engineering and accounting exercise: what enters the plant, what leaves it, and where it goes — measured in tonnes, litres and molecules.
Operating principles
Six measurable commitments. No unsupported claims.
Each principle maps to a physical, auditable flow through the plant — feedstock in, products and materials out, verified batch by batch.
Divert
Difficult hydrocarbon waste streams — mixed plastics and end-of-life tyres — are diverted from landfill, stockpiling and uncontrolled disposal.
Recover
Controlled pyrolysis recovers hydrocarbons, carbon-rich solids and metals from feedstocks that mechanical recycling cannot practically serve.
Reuse
Recovered molecules and materials are returned to productive use as industrial feedstocks and products, not disposed of with a green label.
Displace
Circular hydrocarbons create alternative feedstocks that can reduce dependence on virgin fossil-derived resources, tonne for tonne placed.
Recycle
Recovered steel and suitable carbon products are returned into established industrial supply chains for metals and materials.
Energy recovery
Process syngas is used where practical to contribute thermal energy back into the pyrolysis process, reducing imported energy demand.
Nature is the reference design
Carbon was never waste.
We just lost the loop.
Oceans and forests cycle carbon endlessly. Our plants do the same with industrial material — recover, convert, and return it to use.
The circular carbon loop
Use → Recover → Convert → Upgrade → Reintroduce → Use.
Carbon already in the economy stays in the economy. The loop is continuous — every revolution displaces material that would otherwise be extracted or disposed.
Measured impact
Reported in tonnes and litres — when verified.
These counters connect to our reporting system. Figures are published only once verified against plant mass-balance records — never estimated for effect.
Tonnes feedstock processed
Reporting via CMS — figure published once verified
Litres circular products produced
Reporting via CMS — figure published once verified
Tonnes steel recovered
Reporting via CMS — figure published once verified
Tonnes carbon recovered
Reporting via CMS — figure published once verified
Process energy recovered
Reporting via CMS — figure published once verified
Live operational figures will publish here as facilities enter reporting. We do not publish projected or generic CO₂ savings claims.
No greenwashing
What we say is what we can show.
We do not claim universal CO₂ savings figures — displacement depends on feedstock, configuration and what the output actually replaces.
Mass balance is tracked from feedstock intake to product dispatch, batch by batch.
Product quality is evidenced by certificates of analysis against agreed specifications.
Where data is not yet verified, this site shows a placeholder — not an estimate.
Our position
Circularity is not a label. It is a mass balance you can audit.
Every tonne diverted, recovered, reused or displaced is a physical quantity with a documented route through the plant. That is the standard we hold ourselves to.
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We contract plastic and tyre feedstock supply, and place circular fuel volumes through Future Fuel Tech.