On December 4, 2025, Beston Group completed the installation of a BLJ-16 plastic pyrolysis plant in Europe. This project successfully resolves the client’s pressing issue of accumulated plastic waste while unlocking new economic value. Below are the detailed project insights: Bridging Sustainability and Efficiency: Eco-Hygiene Waste Recycling Project background: The … Read more
On April 12, 2026, Beston Group successfully completed the installation and commissioning of a BLJ-16 TDU project in Africa. Executed in just 42 days, this record-breaking deployment transforms hazardous oilfield waste into valuable industrial fuel, empowering the client to achieve rapid operational readiness and capture sustainable revenue from resource recovery. … Read more
On December 29th, 2025, Beston Group successfully launched a high-efficiency oil sludge treatment project in Africa. Utilizing advanced TDU pyrolysis technology, the project converts industrial hazardous waste into high-value resources, marking a significant step forward for the region in achieving a circular economy and meeting environmental regulatory standards. Below are … Read more
Beston Group executed a benchmark project in Zimbabwe, spanning from October 17, 2019, to its successful launch on January 21, 2021. The project, completed within a 490-day timeline, significantly boosted the client’s operational efficiency and sustainability, marking a key milestone in their recycling capabilities. Below are the detailed insights into … Read more
1. Project Background & Challenges A metal smelting plant in South Africa faced two pressing challenges in its operations: Accumulation of non-recyclable waste: The plant generated large volumes of plastic and rubber waste that could not be treated through conventional recycling methods. The mounting piles created increased disposal costs and … Read more
1. Challenges Faced The Oman customer, Elite International, is committed to oil sludge treatment. Historically, the industry relied on relatively basic disposal methods to control costs. With the tightening of environmental regulations, however, such approaches no longer meet compliance standards and carry potential hefty fines and reputational risks. To safeguard … Read more
1. Challenges Faced The client is a Nigerian company specializing in waste recycling and faced growing pressure to manage the increasing volume of end-of-life tires. These non-biodegradable materials not only created environmental and storage issues, but also represented a missed economic opportunity. The core challenge was to transform this waste … Read more
1. Challenges Faced Since 2018, China has implemented a “foreign waste” import ban, which includes plastic waste. Many developed countries in Europe and North America can no longer rely on exporting their plastic waste as they once did. They are now forced to confront and resolve their environmental burdens. This … Read more
1. Challenges Faced The Chinese customer (Hubei) is primarily engaged in oil sludge recycling. However, a key challenge restricting their business expansion was the lack of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) approval. This prevents them from legally engaging in the coal tar processing and trading business. 2. Goals for Change To … Read more
On March 21, 2025, we shared an update on the installation and commissioning of the pyrolysis project in Morocco. As of now, the project has entered a stable operational phase and continues to deliver value to the customer. Read on for key outcome achieved: 👍 Outcome Achieved LDPE plastic: 6 … Read more
