♔ ‘The CASO machine has the energy efficiency of a thermos flask and the appetite of a bin lorry on Red Bull.’
What if your old tyres could fuel a jet?
Or plastic bags could be turned into cash and clean energy.
Nexergy Holdings isn’t fiddling about with carbon credits — they’re building machines that literally eat waste and spit out oil.
Add a side of hydrogen tech, and you’ve got Britain’s clean-energy Bond villain.
And yes, Airbus and BMW are already sniffing around.
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Phase 1 – Rubbish, Reimagined
• CASO Technology transforms plastic and tyres into light crude, carbon black, and usable gas.
• No external heat needed — 90% energy efficiency via internal friction.
• First UK site? Teesside. Plans for 16 additional facilities are underway.
Phase 2 – Hydrogen, But Clever
• Partnered with Lorentz to make green hydrogen with zero emissions.
• It’s not fantasy: Airbus, BMW, and the aviation sector are already circling.
• Cost to drive 1,100 miles? Around €17. That’s less than a motorway lunch.
Phase 3 – The Power Moves
• Named ‘Company of the Year 2024’ by Energy Business Review Europe.
• Strategic tie-ups with Stopford and the Materials Processing Institute.
• New heavyweights in finance and engineering join the boardroom.
• Nexergy isn’t just riding the green wave — they’re engineering the surfboard.
♔ ‘They’ve made recycling so profitable; you half expect Fortnum & Mason to start selling pre-shredded tyres.’
