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We turn risk into value by converting carbon-rich waste into useful feedstock — offering a disposal route that is competitive long-term and aligned with tightening climate and circularity regulations.
Cost & Regulatory Risk of Disposal
Incineration and landfill are facing rising CO₂ prices. Using Cyclize as an additional outlet helps secure a long-term, competitive disposal route and reduces your exposure to future cost and regulatory risks.
Scope 3 Emissions (end-of-life)
End-of-life treatment of products and waste streams contributes to Scope 3 emissions. Routing suitable carbon-rich waste to Cyclize instead of incineration enables lower associated emissions and can be reflected in your value-chain climate reporting.
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Net-Zero Strategy
Net-zero roadmaps require options that go beyond efficiency measures. Treating carbon-rich waste as feedstock for non-fossil syngas supports your transition away from fossil carbon and can be integrated as a tangible measure in your net-zero strategy.
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Carbon Circularity
Cyclize closes the loop for carbon: instead of being burned or landfilled, the carbon in your waste is converted into syngas and used as a secondary raw material in chemical production. This directly supports circular economy goals and circularity or recycled-content claims.
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Plastic
We focus on plastic streams (solid or fluid) that are hard to recycle mechanically: mixed, contaminated or multi-layer materials. In our process, their carbon content is recovered as syngas, creating a secondary raw material. This syngas is a standard feedstock for the chemical industry and can be used in existing infrastructure.
Residues
Beyond plastics, Cyclize targets feedstocks with high carbon recovery potential from a large variety of sectors like chemical, petrochemical, steel, cement, agriculture: organic slurries, liquid residues, gaseous by-products and biomass-derived streams. After plasma conversion, the recovered carbon is available as syngas for established downstream processes.
CO₂ Emissions
CO₂ from high-temperature processes such as cement and steel production is often treated only as a climate liability (and is basically "waste"). Cyclize integrates this CO₂ into its plasma process, combining it with other waste streams to make use of it to generate circular syngas, a basic feedstock for the chemical industry.
