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Sustainability

Turning India's waste tyres into clean industrial energy

Waste tyres and plastics are an environmental burden. Pyrolysis turns them into resources and gives your plant a lower-impact fuel.

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Large stockpile of discarded tyres in an open field (placeholder image)

The problem

Tyres don't disappear

India generates millions of end-of-life tyres every year. Most are dumped, stockpiled or burned in the open. Each option harms air, soil and public health.

Non-recyclable plastics create the same problem, clogging drains and landfills for generations.

Pyrolysis recovers the energy and materials locked inside this waste, in a closed system regulated by pollution control boards.

Environmental benefits

Why pyrolysis is better for the planet

Diverts waste from landfill

Tyres take centuries to break down. Pyrolysis turns them into useful products within hours.

Stops open burning

Open burning of tyres releases toxic smoke. Controlled pyrolysis captures the energy safely.

Displaces fossil fuel oil

Every litre of TPO burned replaces a litre of crude-derived furnace oil or LDO.

Recovers every output

Oil, carbon black, steel and gas are all reused, so close to 100% of the tyre is recovered.

Self-powered process

Non-condensable gas from the reactor heats the next batch, cutting external fuel use.

Closed-loop water

Cooling water is recirculated, with no liquid effluent discharged [to confirm].

Circular economy

Nothing in a tyre goes to waste

Typical recovery from one tonne of tyres (indicative) [to confirm].

  • 40–45%

    Pyrolysis oil

    Industrial fuel

  • 30–35%

    Carbon black

    Fuel, pigment, filler

  • 10–15%

    Steel wire

    Steel melting

  • 10–12%

    Syngas

    Reactor fuel

Read: How pyrolysis oil is made

Sustainability

Every tanker we deliver keeps waste tyres out of landfills.

India discards millions of tyres every year. We turn them into fuel, carbon and steel — closing the loop and giving your plant a lower-impact energy source.

Tonnes of waste tyres recycled
1,20,000+
Est. CO₂e avoided vs. open burning & landfill
38,000 t
Liquid effluent discharged — closed-loop cooling
Zero

Figures are placeholders [to confirm] — publish only verified, audited numbers.

Support your ESG goals

Switching to a fuel recovered from waste gives your plant a measurable sustainability story for customers, auditors and annual reports.

  • Recycled-fuel declaration on request [to confirm]
  • Volumes supplied, for your sustainability reporting
  • Supports alternative fuel (AFR) targets in cement
  • Copies of our environmental authorisations

Make your next fuel order a greener one

Tell us your monthly consumption and location. We will send a landed price, specs and a sample plan within one working day.

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