We stop plastic in Metro Manila's waterways before it reaches the bay, and turn it into fuel oil and char for Philippine factories.
The Pasig carries more plastic to the sea than any other river studied. Most of it is sachets, films and wrappers no recycler will take. We take them from the esteros, from cities and from businesses, and turn them into fuel.
Meijer et al., Science Advances, 2021. The study notes its model may overestimate the Pasig.
Caught in the esteros.Taken in from cities and businesses.Sorted, weighed and traced.Turned into fuel.
Two jobs. Stop plastic before it reaches the water, then make it worth more collected than dumped.
KCP InterceptWe take the plastic no recycler wants, from waterways, cities and businesses, before it reaches the bay.
KCP ProcessingSupplier photo of the reactor type we plan to install. Not a KCP site.A sealed reactor heats the plastic without oxygen, so it breaks down without burning.
The esteros, riverbanks and streets of Metro Manila. Hard-working, layered and worth looking after.
Every delivery carries a certificate of analysis from an accredited laboratory. Until first production, the figures here are published results for comparable plastic, and we say so.
Open for pre-orders: first supply early 2028
For factories that burn fuel oil for process heat and steam, captive and off-grid power, asphalt batching plants, and fuel distributors and blenders. Priced at a discount to the Singapore HSFO 380 benchmark, with a floor and cap on committed volumes.
Bigger commitments earn bigger discounts. Early Mover terms apply to letters of intent signed by 31 March 2027. Ask for the pricing schedule.
| Property | Typical, published | PH bunker limit |
|---|---|---|
| Calorific value | 38 to 45 MJ/kg | Not set |
| Sulphur | 0.005 to 0.35% mass | 3.0% max |
| Ash | 0.02 to 0.05% mass | 0.20% max |
| Water and sediment | 0.1% vol or less | 1.0% max |
| Viscosity at 50 °C | 0.9 to 2.6 mm²/s | 200 max |
| Density at 15 °C | 0.75 to 0.85 kg/L | Reported |
| Flash point | Below 60 °C. Store and handle as a light fuel oil | 60 °C min |
| Chlorine | Kept low: PVC held at or below 1% of feed | Reported |
Published values: plastic pyrolysis oil tested at DOST-ITDI against PNS/DOE QS 006-2005 (Olalo, Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2021) and international reviews. Not KCP results. Plastic pyrolysis oil already fires a coconut oil mill, an asphalt plant and fish-processing plants in Mindanao (DOST, 2025).
Open for trial lots and pre-orders: first output early 2028
For cement kilns using alternative fuels, coal-fired furnaces and industrial heat plants, alternative-fuel processors, and asphalt producers running filler and binder trials. Priced on heat, against the coal it replaces. Not sold for soil, compost or agricultural use.
Send us your acceptance limits and we size your trial lot to match. We are confirming the char's classification with DENR-EMB and will share the outcome before any supply agreement.
| Property | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Calorific value | Varies with ash: about 16 to 27 MJ/kg in published studies |
| Ash | About 36 to 46% in published post-consumer mixed plastic char. Sorting and washing aim lower |
| Moisture | Dry at discharge, measured on every batch |
| Volatiles, fixed carbon | Measured on every batch |
| Sulphur | Expected low: PP, PE and PS carry little sulphur |
| Chlorine | Kept low by removing PVC at source |
| Heavy metals | Depend on pigments and additives in the feed; reported per batch |
| Particle size | As discharged, or screened to your feed system |
Published ranges: University of Granada, Green Chemistry 2024; RSC Advances 2026; BIO Web of Conferences 2025. Not KCP results. KCP values come from independent testing on first production and every batch after.
For obliged enterprises reporting under the Extended Producer Responsibility Act (RA 11898). We recover the sachets, films and multi-layer packaging that make up much of your footprint and have no recycling route, and document every kilogram.
| Each record carries | |
|---|---|
| Volume | Weighbridge-verified kilograms in and out |
| Source | Community route, river and estero, or commercial supply, each tagged separately |
| Pathway | Conversion records from KCP Processing |
| Chain | Batch IDs linking the first sale to the final product |
| Allocation | Each tonne assigned to one buyer only |
| Verification | Independent third-party audit |
Through our Education and Community Outreach Program (ECOP), weekly stops in riverside communities give sachets and films a small value, so they get collected instead of washed into the water. It sits alongside schools education, and it is one part of how plastic reaches us.
Five steps, the same every week. Tap through them.
The plastic is half of what we deliver. The other half is proof of where it came from, what happened to it and who it belongs to. Follow one bale.
We are building the partnerships that secure plastic in and product out. Pick the one that fits you.
These apply at every KCP site from the first day of operation.
Health support never costs a worker income.
Controls built into the plant, not added later.
Open to the communities we work in.
