Portable Plastic Waste Conversion (PPWC) systems are innovative solutions that address the pressing issue of plastic pollution by converting plastic waste into valuable resources at the source. These compact, modular units utilize pyrolysis technology to heat plastic waste in oxygen-limited conditions, transforming it into liquid fuel like diesel or kerosene, while also reducing the volume of plastic waste. The PPWC units, ranging from small tabletop units to larger systems, are designed to be portable and deployable directly in areas with plastic waste accumulation, such as beaches or remote coastal regions. By eliminating the need for waste transport, these systems enable rapid response cleanups and contribute to environmental conservation efforts.

Developed in collaboration with universities and NGOs, such as Oregon State University and Gulf of Alaska Keeper, the PPWC technology has been continuously refined for efficiency, safety, and economic viability. This innovative approach not only helps in cleaning up plastic waste but also brings circularity to the process by turning harmful debris into valuable resources that communities can utilize, sell, or reinvest. This circular economy model fosters long-term environmental and economic sustainability by creating a closed-loop system for plastic waste management.

• Efficient Waste Conversion: The PPWC systems use pyrolysis technology to efficiently convert plastic waste into liquid fuel and other reusable byproducts, reducing the volume of waste and generating value.
• Portability and Deployability: Designed as compact, modular units, the PPWC systems are portable and can be deployed directly in areas with plastic waste accumulation, enabling quick and effective cleanups.
• Circular Economy Model: By transforming plastic waste into valuable resources, the PPWC technology promotes a circular economy approach to plastic pollution cleanup, creating a sustainable loop of waste management.
• Collaborative Development: Developed in collaboration with universities and NGOs, the PPWC technology undergoes continuous refinement for efficiency, safety, and economic viability, ensuring its effectiveness in addressing plastic pollution.