Resynergi and Lummus Technology Announce Commercial Launch of Resynergi Modules for Plastic Recycling

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): Resynergi, a leading innovator in modular advanced plastic recycling technology, announced today the commercial offering of its proprietary Resynergi Modules, which are supplied, serviced and warrantied by innovation partner Lummus Technology. The Resynergi Modules utilize the Continuous Microwave Assisted Pyrolysis (CMAP) Technology engineered by Lummus, offering a decentralized, cost-effective solution to plastic recycling. This groundbreaking technology makes it easier than ever for material recovery facilities (MRFs), petrochemical companies and others to transform hard-to-recycle plastic waste into high quality circular pyrolysis oil to accelerate the circular economy.

"The world can't wait for large factories and recycling facilities to come online to process our mounting plastic waste crisis," said Resynergi Chief Executive Officer Brian Bauer. "The commercial offering of our Resynergi Modules is a crucial milestone in the viability, speed and impact of a circular future for plastic. We're proud to have Lummus Technology as our trusted partner to bring our Resynergi Modules to market and make advanced recycling not only possible and profitable but friendly, safe and clean for local municipalities."

Commercial availability of the Resynergi Modules is a critical step in the company's mission to transform plastic into a valuable resource that is recaptured, repurposed and remade, rather than remaining a persistent pollutant. 

"This milestone demonstrates how Lummus and Resynergi are advancing the circular economy with their decentralized solution which makes it easier and faster to transform plastic waste into valuable resources," said Leon de Bruyn, President and Chief Executive Officer of Lummus Technology. "Now that the technology is available, we can work with customers to integrate this advanced solution into existing infrastructure, helping close the loop on plastic waste and drive sustainability in our industry."

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