Unlock the untapped value in your waste streams.

UHTMG — Ultra-High-Temperature, Modular Gasification Technology — uses a plasma arc to generate temperatures exceeding 10,000°C inside a sealed chamber. At these temperatures, any organic material is completely broken apart at the molecular level. The output is clean synthesis gas (syngas) — hydrogen and carbon monoxide — plus an inert, vitrified slag. No ash, no dioxins, no residue. The technology has been operating commercially for 25+ years across 200+ systems globally.

Traditional waste-to-energy projects commit £100M+ of capital before the economics are validated. NZP inverts that. Our software platform lets you input your actual waste data and see the full commercial model — yields, revenue mix, payback period, carbon credits — before a single pound is committed. Only when the numbers make sense do you move to the investment phase, with offtake partners already in place.

The platform supports hundreds of feedstock profiles — municipal solid waste (MSW), industrial waste, agricultural residues, spent grain, tyres, medical waste, PFAS-contaminated materials, and mixed industrial streams. Unlike conventional gasification, UHTMG requires no pre-sorting, no pre-treatment, and no specific calorific value. You bring your waste stream; the model handles the chemistry.

PFAS "forever chemicals" contain carbon-fluorine bonds — the strongest bonds in organic chemistry. Breaking them requires sustained temperatures above 10,000°C. Every competing technology — incineration, pyrolysis, hydrothermal processing — falls short. Only plasma arc gasification operating at UHTMG temperatures completely mineralises PFAS compounds into stable, inert substances. This is a rapidly growing regulatory obligation affecting thousands of industrial operators across 50+ countries.

The syngas produced by UHTMG is a configurable feedstock. Depending on the project economics and offtake agreements, it can be converted into: green hydrogen (via separation), sustainable aviation fuel or SAF (via Fischer-Tropsch synthesis), ammonia (via Haber-Bosch), renewable natural gas, or direct electricity generation. The NZP platform models all pathways simultaneously so you can compare the economics of each output scenario before committing.

NZP structures projects in four phases: (1) Software modelling — validate your waste stream and commercial case using our platform; (2) Pilot — deploy a modular unit at demonstration scale to prove yield with real feedstock; (3) Commercial — scale to full commercial throughput with offtake already contracted; (4) Expansion — replicate the model across additional sites or waste streams. Capital is deployed at each phase gate only when commercial milestones are met.

Equipment is supplied through Hitachi Energy and Westinghouse — two of the world's leading industrial technology groups. Fischer-Tropsch and Haber-Bosch synthesis partners are in place for downstream conversion. Offtake is contracted with a major energy partner (not named publicly at this stage). The full back-end of the value chain is covered — NZP brings the waste stream, the software, and the commercial architecture.