The Digest’s 2026 Multi-Slide Guide to Distributed Plastic-to-Fuel
The story: Plastic conversion fails on feedstock specification rather than converter plant capacity. Although small-scale converters are often assumed to produce sub-commercial fuel, large plants have underperformed while smaller units operated continuously. Because baled transport costs roughly seventy dollars per ton compared to nearly three hundred forty-five dollars for primary and secondary sorting, eliminating freight provides minimal financial relief. Evidence supports an optimal deployment topology: local waste collection, regional secondary sorting to guarantee strict feedstock specifications, and conversion integrated at end-user facilities.
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