Report 1/2: Co-Processing Tire Pyrolysis Oil and Plastic Pyrolysis Oil in Petrochemical Refineries

Report Contents

This report contains the following items:

• How to integrate tire pyrolysis oil (TPO) and plastic pyrolysis oil (PPO) into conventional refinery operations, incl. pathways, processing steps, yields, and sustainability implications.
• What are the composition/impurity differences between TPO and PPO, and the operational challenges they create.
• What are the core refinery unit interfaces: distillation, FCC, hydroprocessing (hydrotreating/hydrocracking), and steam cracking— and how are each these used in co-processing concepts?
• What are the common processing requirements: pretreatment (e.g., filtration/demetallization), hydroprocessing reactions (HDS/HDN/HDO, saturation, dechlorination), and quality control/contaminant monitoring.
• Sustainability & certification: mass-balance certification options and how recycled/renewable claims are handled for TPO and PPO.

Who Benefits

• Refineries and petrochemical sites evaluating co-processing options for TPO/PPO across standard units (distillation, FCC, hydroprocessing, steam cracking).
• Pyrolysis project developers needing a refinery-relevant framing of feed quality, pretreatment, and routing considerations.
• Steam cracker / chemical recycling stakeholders focused on PPO upgrading requirements and contaminant thresholds (notably chlorine).
• Sustainability, certification, and commercial teams working with mass-balance systems and recycled/renewable content claims.

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