New Rotterdam plant will process up to 80,000 tonnes of mixed plastic waste annually, converting it into reusable feedstock through pyrolysis technology.

Sulzer's carbon capture internals were selected for the UK Net Zero Teesside Power project, aiming to capture 2 million tonnes of CO₂ annually for permanent offshore storage.

Sulzer, KEZO to pilot CO₂ capture at Hinwil plant; aims to scale for 120,000-tonne annual reduction at 2030 MSWI site.

EcoStyrene transforms contaminated polystyrene waste into valuable resources, advancing sustainable recycling and a circular plastics economy.

Sulzer supports global geothermal energy with advanced pumps, maintenance, and services, enabling reliable, emission-free power and accelerating the transition to renewable energy.

Sika and Sulzer's recycling venture enables circular construction by converting plastic waste into reusable materials using chemical and mechanical processes.

Expanding their collaboration, Sulzer and Emirates Biotech drive cutting-edge biotech solutions, enhancing sustainability and efficiency in industrial and environmental applications worldwide.

The innovative technology will make green heat available on demand for industrial processes, supporting decarbonization and the global energy transition.

Sulzer’s PyroCon rapidly cools pyrolysis gases, preventing degradation and limiting pollutants while enhancing pyrolysis oil quality and yield, supporting the circular economy and reducing plastic waste.

The facility will be constructed in two phases, each with an annual capacity of 80,000 tonnes, resulting in a total production capacity of 160,000 tonnes per annum and will be the largest PLA production facility in the world.