A BLJ-16 plastic-to-fuel pyrolysis plant has been successfully installed and commissioned in Europe. The plant can now process 4 tonnes of waste plastic per batch, one batch per day, with an oil yield of around 70%. The customer plans to further refine the pyrolysis oil and use it to generate power on site, which will … Read more
In just 55 days from order sign-off to port departure, Beston Group manufactured and dispatched BST-50 continuous biochar equipment to Europe. Serving a major European construction enterprise, this project turns abundant local forestry waste into premium biochar for carbon removal for building sector decarbonization. 1. Project Background & Decarbonization Demand As EU ETS carbon quotas … Read more
In just 16 days, Beston Group delivered a 10 TPD oil sludge thermal desorption project in Africa from on-site arrival to premium oil output — a testament to our technical expertise and rapid deployment capability. The installation and trial runs were completed seamlessly, delivering an exceptional oil recovery yield that earned strong recognition from the … Read more
On April 12, 2026, Beston Group completed the installation and commissioning of a BLJ-16 thermal desorption unit (TDU) in Africa. This high-performance unit turns hazardous oilfield waste into high-value industrial fuel. It helps our African client launch a profitable business centered on sustainable resource recovery. Read on for more details. Project Background: Strategic Expansion into … Read more
1. Project Background Customer Industry The customer is a medium-sized solid waste recycling and management company in West Africa. Challenges Before introducing the new solution, the customer mainly adopted the traditional incineration method, facing difficulties: Severe environmental pollution: Black smoke and harmful gas emissions from incineration lead to environmental regulatory pressure. Harsh operating environment: High … Read more
Beston Group is honored to support the implementation of a pilot agricultural waste recycling project in East Asia. Backed by local government policies, the project adopts a small-scale biochar machine to achieve efficient corn stalk processing. It sets a valuable practical reference for sustainable agricultural development in the region. 1. Project Background This is a … Read more
Project Background The client is an experienced company in the local waste management industry. As environmental regulations have become increasingly stringent, the local environmental authorities have imposed very strict standards on exhaust emissions. Any fluctuation in emissions beyond the allowable limits could result in hefty fines. This situation has made the client urgently in need … Read more
1. Challenges Faced The client’s region has a large amount of scrap tires, but their economic value is low, mainly reflected in: Low profit margins from primary carbon black recovered from tires (selling at only 1.5–1.8 USD/KG); Limited local market for carbon black, further constraining profit growth; Inability to recover other high-value by-products, capping overall … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenge The Indonesian customer is a coconut processing enterprise committed to sustainable production system. However, in the traditional hookah charcoal manufacturing process, they face several challenges, including: Unstable charcoal quality Low automation levels result in inefficient production and output that cannot meet market demand 2. Goals for Change The customer aims … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenges The South African customer operates in the smelting industry and faces two main challenges: A large amount of non-recyclable plastic and tyres accumulates at the factory. High fuel costs in smelting negatively impact efficiency and profitability, requiring a more cost-effective alternative. 2. Goals for Change To address these challenges, the … Read more