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In the weekend of September 14, Sepco Industries, together with investor Cloud Horizon, organized the first karting competition on pyrolysis oil . You could say that the karts raced on plastic waste, because that is where this pyrolysis oil was made from.

The karting competition was part of a major event of Cloud Horizon in Bangkok. The pyrolysis oil that was used came from one of the PolyPetrons realized by Cloud Horizon. Do you, as a private individual, also want to contribute to the realization of even more PolyPetrons? That is possible, you can read more about this here.

Sepco Industries supplies machines, called the PolyPetron Gen.5, that can convert 20,000 kilos of plastic waste per day into 15,000 liters, low-carbon oil with an ultra-low sulfur content. Sepco Industries has been developing and building this machine since 2003. The production process is environmentally friendly and all ‘waste materials’ (gas and carbon) are reused to heat the reactor. This solution for plastic waste is therefore not an innovation or pilot project, but a turnkey solution that can be operational within 6 months.

Would you as an investor, company or government like to know more about this turn-key solution to solve the plastic waste problem in a very profitable way? Then contact us. We are available on +31 85 06 56 276, but you can also use the contact form below.

On June 10, the first commercial PolyPetron from Sepco Industries, the machine that can convert 20,000 kg of plastic waste to 15,000 liters of clean oil per day, went operational in Thailand. Since then, 1,568 million kg of plastic waste has been disposed of and converted into 1,146,100 liters of clean, low-carbon oil with an ultra-low sulfur content (Advanced BioFuel).

The first two weeks of production were used to regulate the process and “only” 13,000 kg of plastic waste was processed per day. The PolyPetron Gen.5 now runs at full speed and processes 20,000 kg of plastic waste per day and converts it into 15,000 liters of clean Advanced BioFuel.

There is more good news, Sepco Industries is currently finalizing the construction of a second PolyPetron at the Sa Kaeo Waste Management Facility in Thailand. In addition to the realization of PolyPetrons in Thailand, we are also working hard to realize a number of PolyPetrons here in Europe and elsewhere in the world. More on this soon.

Fortunately, themes such as sustainability, the circular economy and the environment are increasingly higher on the agenda of many provinces, municipalities, companies and investors. That is why it would be fantastic if Sepco Industries could realize one or more PolyPetrons in Europe in collaboration with these parties. Preferably in the short term, of course. Because the more PolyPetrons, the more plastic waste we can clean up.

Do you want to help realize this or do you have connections that can make this possible? Then leave a message or contact us on +31 85 06 56 276.

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As you know by now, Sepco Industries is working hard to tackle the plastic waste problem by turning it into clean oil.

Developments are going much faster and better than expected and the course that Sepco Industries has chosen is a huge success. For example, it is expected that by the end of the year, Sepco Industries will be the largest producer of pyrolysis oil, oil from plastic waste. And oil companies are already standing in line to take this oil from us.

Below a video update initiated by us with Jay Saloranta, Director of Business Development, with some of the most important developments of the past period.

We are very excited about these new developments and hope that you (private individual, investor, company or government) have been inspired by all this and are willing to do your bit in solving the plastic waste problem. More about this.

Sepco Industries supplies machines, called the PolyPetron Gen.5, that can convert 20,000 kilos of plastic waste per day into 15,000 liters, low-carbon oil with an ultra-low sulfur content. Sepco Industries has been developing and building this machine since 2003. The production process is environmentally friendly and all ‘waste materials’ (gas and carbon) are reused to heat the reactor. This solution for plastic waste is therefore not an innovation or pilot project, but a turnkey solution that can be operational within 6 months.

If you want to know more about this turnkey solution to solve the plastic waste problem in a very profitable way? Then contact us. We are available on +31 85 06 56 276, but you can also use the contact form below.

Source: Sepco Industries

Sepco Industries’ CEO, Dr. Metta Visessombat and COO, Jonas Wadenholm joined a community event hosted by the Nong Prue Municipality to build awareness of the need to find sustainable solutions to the excessive waste crisis.

Nong Prue is essentially a suburb of the dazzling beach city of Pattaya in Thailand, and more importantly, it is the municipality where one of the first fully commercially operating Polypetron™ Gen. 5 Waste Plastic to Fuel Production Facilities is being set up. Nong Prue alone has a volume of 120-150 tons of solid municipal waste per day. Pattaya City produces over 400 tons of waste daily.

This event which was graced by the Governor of Chonburi Province as guest of honor, featured Dr. Metta and Jonas among its main speakers. The Mayor of Nong Prue in addressing the audience, offered tribute to the Founding Researchers of Sepco Industries who have tirelessly labored for over 18 years to perfect our pyrolysis system up to the current fifth generation Polypetron™ model which has the capacity of turning 20 tons of plastic waste into an average of 15,000 liters of fuel per day. Significantly, the process is ultra clean and efficient, and the pyrolysis oil product draws a premium price due to its superior quality and the high diesel yield it delivers. This information caused quite a buzz among government officials and general citizens alike who were present at the event.

Attendees listened with rapt attention as Dr. Metta and Jonas articulated the manifold benefits of our innovative system. Many of them consequently paid a visit to Sepco’s booth and presentation table which showcased the fuels produced by our process along with other beneficial byproducts. We also had on display samples of other useful products that can be developed from non-plastic and organic waste matter, offering a total circular economy model.

This highly successful event further cemented the strong relationship already being forged between Sepco, administration officials and local residents of Nong Prue, the site of one of our first model communities for sustainable and eco-friendly waste management.