Chemical Recycling

As recycled-content requirements become reality across Europe, value in the plastics value chain is shifting from volume to quality. The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is expected to drive growing demand for recycled content, particularly in high-value plastics applications, while raising expectations around quality, traceability and recyclability.

Brand owners need recycled content to meet future requirements. Packaging producers need packaging that can be recycled in practice. Converters need reliable access to quality recyclates. And recyclers are expected to supply genuine alternatives to virgin polymers. What makes PPWR different is that it strengthens all of these trends at once — sorting and recovery are no longer just about reclaiming material, but about producing raw materials with defined quality specifications and documented performance.

For operators that invest early in quality, traceability and material performance, new opportunities are emerging across the circular value chain. The economics of recycling are being rewritten from a volume game into a specification game — one where advanced and chemical recycling routes that can deliver consistent, virgin-grade alternatives are positioned to capture the premium.

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• Feasibility Studies
• Turn-Key EPC Delivery
• Greenfuels (Germany)
• Independent Oil Producer (Thailand)
• Plastics-to-Energy (USA)
• Low-Carbon Marine Fuel (Malta)
• KleanFuels (Canada)
• Pyrolysis & Gasification Consulting

Meet Recycled-Content Mandates With Advanced Recycling

PPWR is turning recycled content from a compliance checkbox into a specification problem — quality, traceability and genuine virgin-polymer alternatives are what brand owners and converters will pay for.

Klean Industries’ plastic-pyrolysis technology converts end-of-life plastics into recovered fuels and feedstocks, backed by turn-key EPC delivery and feasibility studies that map a project against today’s recycled-content economics.

Positioned to supply recycled content under PPWR?

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