Are you a hauler or a material buyer?

No. PyrolTech+ provides the engineering and program design. Hauling, processing and offtake are arranged with appropriate partners as part of an agreed route. Please contact us before sending any material.

Is the technology yours?

Yes. The reactor platform at the centre of our pyrolysis work, a dual-fuel, self-sustaining, modular design, was engineered in-house and is protected by a granted US patent. A second US patent covers our thermoplastic starch materials. We are the developer of our process, not an integrator of someone else’s.

Do you operate your own facilities?

Yes. Our landfill gas-to-energy site in Turkey has 3.0 MWe installed and is already generating power, and a signed turnkey EPC contract covers a 45-tonne-per-day tire-to-value facility. Pilots for new streams still run at pilot scale first, because dedicated capacity follows the evidence a route has earned.

Why is the assessment paid?

The study is a deliverable, not a promise to sell equipment. Its scope and fee are agreed before work starts. You receive the evidence and recommendation, including a clear no when a route is not justified.

What happens if a route fails a gate?

It stops or is revised. You keep the study, data and documented reasons. A pilot that rules out a poor investment is still useful engineering.

Is every stream suitable for thermal processing?

No. Process selection depends on feedstock, contaminants, output requirements, environmental controls, permits and economics. Mechanical routes may be more appropriate. Thermal processing is an option to evaluate, not a universal answer.

What volume do you need?

There is no universal minimum. Material consistency, location and the question being tested matter as well as tonnage. Bring your best estimate; the assessment establishes what a useful pilot would require.

Can you support reporting and EPR obligations?

We design for traceable inputs, outputs and destinations. Project-specific reporting and verification requirements must be agreed with the responsible program or authority; a route diagram is not a compliance certificate.

Headquarters in Vancouver, Canada, with an office and operating site in Yalova, Turkey, and a sourcing and research network across East Asia. Programs for Canadian clients focus on BC and Western Canada.

Mixed recyclables, cans, bottles and cardboard, on a sorting line conveyor in a materials recovery facility — Municipal residuals

Industrial waste engineering · Vancouver · Yalova

Engineering a way forward
for waste.

We turn the waste streams other operators won’t touch, contaminated, mixed, hazardous, or simply hard to sort, into market-ready value, using our own patented thermochemical technology and a validated, evidence-first process.

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Assessment · Engineering · EPC

Engineering and delivery

Paid stream assessment and a written recommendation
A pilot on your material before capital is committed
A measured cost per tonne and a finance-ready business case
Turnkey EPC build, equipment supply or a technology licence

Recovered products · Off-take

Recovered products

Biochar and wood vinegar
Recovered carbon black
Engineered solid fuel, bio-crude and pyrolysis oil
Carbon credits

Discuss off-take

Projects

Delivered. In numbers, not adjectives.

3.0 MWeLandfill gas-to-energy site in Turkey, two 1.5 MWe engines, already generating power.
45 TPDTire-to-value facility under a signed lump-sum turnkey EPC contract.
2 × ~30 TPDIndustrial thermal drying programs in active engineering: sawdust in Canada, sewage sludge in Turkey.
2 US patentsA granted patent on our modular reactor platform and a second on thermoplastic starch materials.

Creosote railway-tie conversion and federally backed university co-pyrolysis research are also under way.

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Materials and streams

Different materials.
The same discipline.

Municipalities, industry, forestry and agriculture bring us these streams. We have researched, piloted or delivered routes for each of them, across three continents, and the same evidence-gated method applies to the next one.

Municipal and residual streams

What municipalities, haulers and sorting lines are left holding.

Municipal solid waste and residuals
Waste sorting and MRF residue
Mattresses
EPS foam packaging
Automotive shredder residue

Wood chips moving up a conveyor at a biomass processing yard

Wood and forest residues

Clean, mixed and treated wood, from the mill to the forest floor.

Clean wood waste and sawdust
Mixed and contaminated wood waste
Forest and tree residues
Creosote-treated railway ties
Agricultural residues

Wastewater treatment clarifier with floating sludge at an industrial treatment site

Wet organics and sludge

High-moisture streams where HTC, HTL and thermal drying earn their place.

Sewage sludge and biosolids
Food waste
Algae and aquatic biomass
Seashell and shellfish waste
Manure, digestate and process sludges

Decanter centrifuge discharging dewatered sludge cake into a collection bin

Oils, fluids and rubber

Uncontrolled fluids and rubber that most operators refuse.

Waste engine and industrial oil
Organic oils, fats and greases
Scrap tires

Baled plastic bottles and cardboard stacked on a warehouse floor at a recycling facility

Plastics and packaging

The plastics mechanical recycling rejects.

Agricultural plastic film
Mixed and contaminated plastics

Stainless steel process vessel with flanged piping, valves and gauges in a thermal processing plant

Gas and energy recovery

Where the product is power, heat or a fuel.

Landfill gas
Waste to energy by gasification
Waste to solid fuels

Your material is not on this page yet? That is where the work starts.

Everything we solve, and what comes out

How we work

Evidence before
investment.

Four commercial gates after the first conversation. Clear deliverables and a decision at each one. Nothing scales past a gate without a customer choosing to fund the next one.

01
Assess
A clear, written recommendation.
Material characterization, current costs, possible routes and the question worth testing.
Your commitment
A scoped paid study.
You receive
Proceed, test or stop, with reasons.
02
Pilot
Test the route on your material.
Defined volumes through a partner facility, processing data, samples and a measured cost per tonne.
Your commitment
A scoped, co-funded pilot.
You receive
Technical and commercial evidence.
03
Deploy
Commit when the case holds.
Capacity, site, permitting, responsibilities and schedule agreed before implementation.
Your commitment
A program contract or equipment capital, agreed at this gate.
You receive
A deployment plan matched to justified volume.
04
Operate
Make the route accountable.
Track loads, outputs and destinations. Monitor the agreed performance and reporting requirements.
Your commitment
Program fees when we operate it, with output terms agreed in contract.
You receive
Traceable records and ongoing oversight.

Delivery can be an EPC turnkey build, equipment supply, a licence of our platform, or a program we run with you.

How we work, step by step

Your starting point

What brings
you here?

A material problem. A promising technology.
A decision that needs evidence.
We start where you are.

I have a waste stream.

For industry, municipalities and organizations with material that has nowhere to go.

The next step

A stream assessment and a proposed recovery route.

I have a technology.

For researchers and developers ready to connect a process with a real material problem.

The next step

A scoped research or pilot collaboration.

I need a decision.

For boards and procurement teams comparing routes, equipment or vendors.

The next step

Options, costs, risks and a defensible recommendation.

Studies and pilots are paid, with scope and terms agreed before work begins.

Technology & IP

Our core technology
is our own.

The reactor at the centre of our pyrolysis work, a dual-fuel, self-sustaining, modular platform, was engineered in-house and is protected by a granted US patent. We are the developer of our process, not an integrator of someone else’s.

Pyrolysis on our modular reactor platformHydrothermal carbonization (HTC) and liquefaction (HTL)Gasification for waste-to-energyTorrefaction and densification for solid fuelsIndustrial thermal drying

Explore the technology & IP

Photographs show partner equipment.
Our own commissioned site runs in Turkey. No capital is deployed without pilot-scale evidence.

Orange conveyors on a sorting line at a partner facility — Sorting linePartner facility

Processing unit being fabricated in a partner workshop — Unit fabrication

Mobile processing plant mounted on a truck — Mobile partner unit

KnowledgeResearch & laboratoriesIndustryMaterials & real constraintsMarketsSpecifications & demand

PyrolTech+Connecting the work

The Hub · Applied research

Three parties.
One missing middle.

Labs know what might be possible. Industry holds the material. Markets define what is useful. We do the engineering that brings them together.

Define a real questionMatch the expertiseProve it in a pilot

Active research partnerships with Canadian university research centres on co-pyrolysis and waste-to-value conversion, supported in part by federal research funding. Scope, funding, data and intellectual property are agreed before work starts. Partners are named when they consent.

How collaboration works

The industrial waste-engineering arm of PyrolTech Inc.

Your waste costs you money.
We re-engineer it into a product with a buyer.

Recovered carbon, fuel, biochar, carbon credits, or avoided disposal cost. That is the return we build toward on every program, with an engineering team across Vancouver, Canada and Yalova, Turkey.

Feryar EinkhaChief Executive Officer and Co-Founder
Farshid BahariChief Technology Officer and Co-Founder
Maryam Jahan, PhDChief Operating Officer
Derek GaugerCFO / CSO
Shadi SedghinejadBoard Member and Partner
Reza LarimiVP, Commercialization and Partnerships

Advised by Malcolm Wilson, a lead author with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and former CEO of the Petroleum Technology Research Centre, with senior advisors in European waste-to-energy and AI process monitoring.

Meet the team and our partner network

Before the first call

Good questions.
Straight answers.

The practical things worth knowing before putting a stream on the table.

Start with a conversation

Put your stream
on the table.

You do not need a lab report. A description, a rough volume and a sense of what happens today are enough to begin.

What happens next

A scoped assessment, a request for more information, or a clear explanation of why we cannot help.

A first conversation scopes the work. Studies and pilots are paid only under agreed terms.

Prefer to talk first? Book a 30-minute intro call (opens in a new tab) at a time that suits you.

Your challengeYour details

Engineering a way forwardfor waste.

Engineering and delivery

Recovered products

Delivered. In numbers, not adjectives.

Different materials.The same discipline.

Municipal and residual streams

Wood and forest residues

Wet organics and sludge

Oils, fluids and rubber

Plastics and packaging

Gas and energy recovery

Evidence beforeinvestment.

Assess

Pilot

Deploy

Operate

What bringsyou here?

I have a waste stream.

I have a technology.

I need a decision.

Our core technologyis our own.

Three parties.One missing middle.

Your waste costs you money.We re-engineer it into a product with a buyer.

Good questions.Straight answers.

Are you a hauler or a material buyer?

Is the technology yours?

Do you operate your own facilities?

Why is the assessment paid?

What happens if a route fails a gate?

Is every stream suitable for thermal processing?

What volume do you need?

Can you support reporting and EPR obligations?

Where do you work?

Put your streamon the table.

What brings you here?

Engineering a way forward
for waste.

Different materials.
The same discipline.

Evidence before
investment.

What brings
you here?

Our core technology
is our own.

Three parties.
One missing middle.

Your waste costs you money.
We re-engineer it into a product with a buyer.

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Put your stream
on the table.