Pyrolysis
Convert suitable plastic into bio-oil, diesel-range outputs, and downstream feedstock potential.
Pyrolysis-first
The lead recovery route for mixed plastic streams that are difficult to recycle through standard systems.
Visible local outcomes
Fuel, oil, recovered plastics, and practical material outputs that can be explained clearly to partners.
Modular delivery
A smaller, more phased facility model that can fit regional waste and partnership requirements.
Buyer-facing structure
Designed for cities, NHS-linked waste streams, industrial operators, and infrastructure partners.
Lead pathway
A stronger cleantech story starts with pyrolysis.
The site now leads with the core commercial message: suitable plastic waste is processed into bio-oil, diesel-range outputs, and feedstock pathways that can support downstream refining, partner fuel use, or future circular materials applications.
Clear input story: mixed plastic streams are sorted so suitable materials move into the right route.
Clear output story: pyrolysis produces oil and fuel-range products, not vague “waste solutions.”
Clear partner story: cities and industrial operators gain a practical waste diversion and output pathway.
Pyrolysis machineryReal process imagery gives the site a more credible industrial identity.
Integrated facility model
Three routes, one recovery system.
Pyrolysis remains the lead story, with PET recovery and mycelium bunkers supporting a broader near zero plastic waste approach.
PET recovery
Recover PET for manufacturing and 3D printed infrastructure applications where that output fits the project.
Mycelium bunkers
Use controlled bunker treatment for selected residual streams in a managed environment.
What local partners need to understand quickly
More plastic kept out of landfill or incineration. More usable outputs produced closer to where waste is generated. A modular infrastructure story that feels practical rather than speculative.
Why the design now works better
The visual hierarchy is simpler, the imagery is more grounded, and the copy says plainly what comes in, what the process does, and what comes out.
Suitable plastic waste in. Bio-oil, diesel-range products, recovered PET, and controlled residual treatment out.
Who it is for
Built for municipalities, public-sector waste streams, and industrial partners.
Sporadicate’s site narrative is designed to support project conversations around waste diversion, output pathways, local deployment, and visible community benefit.
Contact
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