Tire and plastic pyrolysis: 15 local providers and 13 projects and clients in United States.
15 providers based here 13 projects & clients
Based in: Tigard, Oregon
Technology developer / licensor
Styrenyx pyrolysis depolymerization of polystyrene, with downstream styrene purification options.
Freepoint Eco-Systems — Eloy
Eloy, Arizona
Plastic-upcycling project identified in the developer's current project portfolio.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Akron, Ohio
Technology developer / licensor
Continuous thermochemical liquefaction of plastics; technology licensing and standardized plant development.
Kansas
Published Kansas installation reference. The client and current operating status are not identified.
Supplier-reported project
Based in: Boulder, Colorado
Technology developer / licensor
Proprietary tire conversion process producing recovered carbon black and tire-derived oil.
A supplier update shows a two-reactor installation in the United States and states a four-tonne processing figure, but does not identify the city, client, time basis or current operating status.
Supplier-reported project
Based in: United States
Project operator
Developer and operator of mixed-plastics circularity centers using thermal conversion into liquid products.
Ashley Circularity Center
Ashley, Indiana
Commercial mixed-plastics facility. Brightmark reported in May 2025 that production continued during the facility subsidiary's restructuring process.
Reported by the company / project
Project operator
Plastic-pyrolysis project developer with reported facilities in Morocco and India.
Thomaston Circularity Center
Thomaston, Georgia
Brightmark lists the Georgia circularity center as a project in development; commercial start-up is not yet reported.
Reported by the company / project
Technology developer / licensor
Modular thermal batch-pyrolysis systems for end-of-life tires and other complex waste streams, including selected plastics.
Trinity Oaks Tyler
Tyler, Texas
Operating plastics-pyrolysis facility with a separately engineered capacity expansion. The directory does not treat the expansion target as completed without a later confirmation.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Texas
Project operator
Integrated advanced plastics recycling operator at Baytown; listed as a project operator, not a reactor equipment vendor.
Phibro rCB Natchez
Natchez, Mississippi
Phibro acquired the former Delta-Energy assets and reported the dormant tire-conversion site revived, with recovered-carbon-black production and expansion work.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Stamford, Connecticut
Project operator
Developer of plastic-upcycling facilities and circular hydrocarbon supply chains.
Puma chemical-recycling project
Winnie, Texas
Two modular units were delivered for installation in Winnie; the published schedule placed testing and commissioning from June 2026.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Des Plaines, Illinois
Technology developer / licensor
UpCycle continuous commercial-scale process for converting otherwise unrecycled plastics into recycled polymer feedstock.
Texas modular plastic-pyrolysis facility
Groundbreaking was reported for the first commercial modular facility at a technology campus in Texas.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Houston, Texas
Technology developer / licensor
Proprietary continuous pyrolysis technology, with a commercial tire facility in Mexico.
Nexus Atlanta
Atlanta, Georgia
Atlanta commercial production line commissioned in 2018 after earlier pilot development.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Houston, Texas
Equipment manufacturer
Process-technology licensor and fabricator of modular plastic-pyrolysis equipment; also an investor in tire-pyrolysis scale-up.
Alterra Akron
Akron, Ohio
Reference facility for Alterra's continuous plastics-conversion technology.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Tyler, Texas
Project operator
Plastic-pyrolysis technology developer and operator producing circular hydrocarbon feedstocks.
Bolder Maryville
Maryville, Missouri
Retrofitted tire conversion facility; commercial production reported from February 2019.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Atlanta, Georgia
Technology developer / licensor
Advanced thermal recycling of plastics into liquid feedstock for petrochemical production.
ExxonMobil Baytown
Baytown, Texas
Integrated advanced recycling complex; a third unit was reported operational in February 2026.
Reported by the company / project
Based in: Natchez, Mississippi
Project operator
Operator of the revived Natchez end-of-life-tire conversion facility producing recovered carbon black and oil.
Technology developer / licensor
Modular continuous microwave-assisted pyrolysis for plastic waste.
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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