PTE — Prestige Thermal Energy
PTE Flash Pyrolysis plant operating at night

Prestige Thermal Energy

Flash pyrolysis technology

Waste. Transformed.

Advanced Flash Pyrolysis Technology engineered to convert suitable carbonaceous waste into electricity, liquid fuels and synthetic fuel pathways.

Carbonaceous waste

Input

Flash pyrolysis

Thermal conversion

Energy

Output

Positioning

The energy is already there.

Carbonaceous waste contains chemical energy.

PTE develops advanced thermal systems designed to recover and transform that energy rather than simply burying or disposing of the resource.

Achievable products, yields and quality depend on feedstock composition, plant configuration and downstream upgrading.

Mixed wasteFlash pyrolysisPowerLiquid energyCarbon molecules

Technology platform

One technology platform.
Multiple energy pathways.

Select a pathway to illuminate how conversion products are routed downstream.

Waste

PTE flash pyrolysis

Vapours + gas + solids

GasGas cleaningPower
VapoursCondensationFractionationLiquid hydrocarbons
Conditioned syngasFischer–Tropsch synthesisUpgradingSynthetic fuels
SolidsSeparationResource recovery

A single plant is engineered for a selected product slate. Achievable outputs depend on feedstock, plant configuration and downstream upgrading.

Feedstocks

Carbon has value.

01

MSW

02

RDF

03

Plastics

04

Tyres

05

Biomass

06

Agricultural residues

07

Industrial waste

If it contains recoverable carbon, we want to understand it.

Engineering heritage

Engineered in South Africa.
Built for the world.

PTE develops the technology and the projects. Technotherm, our sister company, provides the engineering and manufacturing capability behind the thermal equipment — decades of industrial furnace, thermal plant and fabrication experience.

Prestige Thermal Energy

Technology + project development

Technotherm

Engineering + manufacturing

Industrial process plant interior with steelwork, ducts and access platforms
Commercial aircraft climbing at night

Waste-to-SAF

From waste.
To wing.

Waste
Syngas
FT
Synthetic hydrocarbons
SAF pathway

Final SAF qualification depends on the specific production pathway, feedstock, upgrading process, applicable ASTM requirements, sustainability certification and regulatory approvals.

Your waste stream could be an energy resource.

Share your feedstock data and project requirements. Our engineering team can evaluate potential thermal conversion pathways.