Black Gold / Tyroil Energy
Based in: Sohar
Project operator
- Country
- Oman
- Feedstock
- Tires
- Technology / Process
- Not publicly confirmed
Details & sources
Tire-pyrolysis operator recovering fuel oil, carbon black and steel at Sohar Industrial Estate.
Tire and plastic pyrolysis: 1 local providers and 1 projects and clients in Oman.
1 providers based here 1 projects & clients
Based in: Sohar
Project operator
Tire-pyrolysis operator recovering fuel oil, carbon black and steel at Sohar Industrial Estate.
Black Gold / Tyroil Energy — Sohar
Sohar Industrial Estate, Phase 7
Operating tire-pyrolysis facility recovering fuel oil, carbon black, steel and process gas.
Reported by the company / project
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