Sustainable Tire Alliance Grows: Orlen Oil Joins Zeppelin Systems in End-of-Life Tire Recycling


End-of-Life Tire Recycling

Zeppelin Systems has added Orlen Oil to its Sustainable Tire Alliance, expanding the group’s expertise in sustainable tire production and end-of-life tire recycling.

The move reflects how the tire value chain is consolidating around circularity. Tire makers, materials suppliers, and recyclers are forming alliances to close the loop on end-of-life tires, turning a waste stream into a feedstock for pyrolysis oil, recovered carbon black, and reclaimed materials.

Why Alliances Matter

End-of-life tire recycling works best when the full chain aligns — collection, sorting, conversion, and offtake. Partnerships like this one signal that established industrial players are committing capacity and capital to circular tire solutions.

A Circular Tire Economy

As these alliances scale, end-of-life tires move steadily from landfill toward high-value recovery, strengthening the business case for the conversion technology at their core.

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Close The Loop On End-of-Life Tires With TyreNova

As the tire value chain consolidates around circularity, end-of-life tires are becoming a sought-after feedstock for pyrolysis, recovered carbon black, and oil.

Klean Industries’ proprietary TyreNova tire-pyrolysis technology, deployed through the KBR strategic alliance, turns end-of-life tires into recovered carbon black, oil, and steel at commercial scale.

Why Choose Klean Industries’ Tire Pyrolysis?

✅ TyreNova technology — proprietary pyrolysis backed by the KBR alliance.
✅ Multiple product streams — recovered carbon black, oil, and steel from one feedstock.
✅ Turn-key EPC — design, build, and commission under one partner.
✅ Bankable feasibility — project economics validated before you commit.

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