The process for converting solid carbonaceous substances into liquid synthetic oils used by our technology is based on several patents by Professor Wilfried Schraufstetter, a partner of the ESA AG group. High-quality synthetic fuels are produced. The essential part of the process has been known for more than 40 years through the catalytic conversion of fossil fuels by synthesis and subsequent condensation of liquid hydrocarbon vapors in the distillation columns. The state of the art today is an industrially sustainable factory.

At the heart of this recycling technology is a CCC reactor (Cold Catalytic Conversion). The CCC reactor is modular, it can handle between 17 and 32 tons of waste per day. It runs 24 hours a day. Unlike all other recycling technologies, a single CCC reactor can handle different types of waste without any physical changes. 

The reactor operates almost without pressure (less than 1 bar), so there is no danger from the operation itself. At the outlet of the reactor the oil vapors evaporate. The resulting substances are condensed, purified and collected in different tanks, depending on the chains of Hydrocarbons ready for further use.