Inecsys
Innovative Ecological Systems for the Benefit of the Society
Inecsys is a London-based project development company seeking to transform waste tyre management infrastructure for the benefit of the environment.
The company is developing waste tyre treatment facilities across the United Kingdom and the European Union.
The company is developing waste tyre treatment facilities across the United Kingdom and the European Union.
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"The waste tyre infrastructure in the UK and Europe is inadequate to deal with waste tyre arisings which necessitates reliance on export"
Waste tyre management
The disposal of waste tyres is a challenging problem due to the high volume of arisings and the nature of the material.
Tyres are made strong to ensure safety on the road. This quality however makes them notoriously difficult to recycled once they are past their useful life.
Over 3 million metric tonnes of waste tyres orginate in the Europe. With landfilling of tyres legilatively banned since 2003-2006, the primary disposal routes are:
Co-incineration
Waste tyres have a calorific value comparable to thermal coal and as such can subsititute up to 15-20% of fuel utilised by cement kilns or power stations. Around 50% of waste tyre arisings are disposed of via this route.
The proliferation of refuse derived fuel as an alternative to waste tyres presents a challenge to this disposal option.
Rubber crumb production
Reduction to rubber crumb for use in the production of artifical turf or playground surfaces is an another widespread method of waste tyre disposal.
There are however views that rubber crumb may be carcinogenic and in some European countries rubber crumb is getting banned.
The disposal of waste tyres is a challenging problem due to the high volume of arisings and the nature of the material.
Tyres are made strong to ensure safety on the road. This quality however makes them notoriously difficult to recycled once they are past their useful life.
Over 3 million metric tonnes of waste tyres orginate in the Europe. With landfilling of tyres legilatively banned since 2003-2006, the primary disposal routes are:
Co-incineration
Waste tyres have a calorific value comparable to thermal coal and as such can subsititute up to 15-20% of fuel utilised by cement kilns or power stations. Around 50% of waste tyre arisings are disposed of via this route.
The proliferation of refuse derived fuel as an alternative to waste tyres presents a challenge to this disposal option.
Rubber crumb production
Reduction to rubber crumb for use in the production of artifical turf or playground surfaces is an another widespread method of waste tyre disposal.
There are however views that rubber crumb may be carcinogenic and in some European countries rubber crumb is getting banned.
Our products
The facility will produce several valuable commodities that substitute crude oil derivatives and help drive CO2 emissions down
Renewable pyrolysis carbon black
Carbon black is non-dangerous chemical substance widely used as a colouring pigment and a reinforcing filler in tyres and rubber and plastics. Generally speaking, any rubber or plastic product that is black in colour contains carbon black it it.
Traditionally, carbon black is produced from heavy petroleum products; thus, from the environmental standpoint, carbon black recovered from waste tyres is beneficial to the environment.
Traditionally, carbon black is produced from heavy petroleum products; thus, from the environmental standpoint, carbon black recovered from waste tyres is beneficial to the environment.
Renewable pyrolysis oil
Pyrolysis oil is an environmentally friendly substitute of hydrocarbon material.
Pyrolysis oil can be utilised as a substitute of crude oil in the oil refining process sharing some qualities of the light and sweet crudes (the fuel has less than 1% sulphur content).
Another common use is as feedstock in the production of transport or heating fuels.
Pyrolysis oil can be utilised as a substitute of crude oil in the oil refining process sharing some qualities of the light and sweet crudes (the fuel has less than 1% sulphur content).
Another common use is as feedstock in the production of transport or heating fuels.
Electricity
The pyrolysis oil can alternatively be used in the generation of electricity, providing renewable energy for household and business consumers.
Steel cord
High quality carbon steel forming the tyre cord is fully recovered and recycled, reducing the need for energy-intensive iron ore refining.
Our values
Our imperatives are integrity, safety and environmental compliance. We will not pursue an opportunity unless the imperatives are satisfied in the first place.
We view these imperatives as a comprehensive, all-encompassing concept covering all stakeholder groups in their respective contexts.
We view these imperatives as a comprehensive, all-encompassing concept covering all stakeholder groups in their respective contexts.
1
Shareholders
We manage expectations of shareholders by timely providing true and fair information about all business activities and acting in their best interests.
2
Employees
Health and safety is the primary concern. Second, we aim to contribute to the professional development of our personnel.
3
Business partners
We seek to establish long-term balanced relations with our business partners based on openness and good business practices.
4
Neighbouring communities
We look to make a positive impact on local communities by creating jobs, supporting community initiatives and minimising any nuisance associated with our activities.
5
Government
Our position is that of a responsible tax payer and employer.
6
Environment
Further to being in a sustainability sector, we are looking for ways to perform business activities in the most environmentally compliant manner.
7
Society
Our impact on the society is through adhering to the example of putting integrity ahead of profits.
+44 20 8144 4550
info@inecsys.co.uk
info@inecsys.co.uk
Inecsys Teesside Limited
Registered address:
112 Houndsditch
London
England
EC3A 7BD
Registered address:
112 Houndsditch
London
England
EC3A 7BD
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