Co-Energy
Technology developer / licensor
- Country
- Israel
- Feedstock
- Plastics
- Technology / Process
- Not publicly confirmed
Details & sources
Catalytic plastic-to-fuel and plastic-to-electricity conversion systems.
Tire and plastic pyrolysis: 1 local providers and 2 projects and clients in Israel.
1 providers based here 2 projects & clients
Technology developer / licensor
Catalytic plastic-to-fuel and plastic-to-electricity conversion systems.
Project Shahaf
Shachaf
Installed catalytic plastic-to-fuel system coupled to a generator for on-site electricity production.
Reported by the company / project
A modular plant for an Israeli waste-recycling customer was shipped in October 2025. Installation and start-up are not yet publicly confirmed.
Supplier-reported project
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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