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Víxla transforms plastic waste into a valuable resource
- Published 13 June 2025; updated 23 March 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Marked available worldwide; listed under Circular economy.
- Víxla is Eagle Technology’s mobile, modular pyrolysis system for converting plastic waste to pyrolysis oil. Each unit fits in a 40-foot container and is rated to process 2 metric tonnes of plastic waste per day. The article claims an 85% plastic-to-oil conversion rate, minimal emissions and a near net-zero energy balance; these performance figures are vendor claims and the page gives no test protocol or independent validation.
- The page describes the system as patented and automated, with CE-certified design and minimal residue output. Its modular format is intended to support on-site, decentralised processing at municipalities, industrial locations and remote sites, reducing waste transport, disposal and landfill use. The article provides no regulatory approvals beyond the CE reference.
- Eagle Technology has a demo and training centre in Norway. The page says units had been sold to Belgium, Singapore, Spain and the UK, with those installations expected to become operational during 2025; it does not confirm their current operating status.
- The article cites a global plastics-recycling market forecast above EUR 500 billion by 2040, with chemical recycling representing 20–25%. This is a cited projection, not current market size. It also quotes global annual plastic-waste generation above 400 million tonnes and a 9% recycling rate, attributed to UNEP.
- Linked to SDG 12 (Responsible consumption and production).
- Contact: Simen Moberg, Sales Director, simen@eagle.no. Company: EAGLE TECHNOLOGY AS, Breivikveien 29C, 4014 Stavanger, Norway; eagletechnology.no.