Author: Greg

In the ongoing global push for scalable solutions to the plastic waste crisis, two powerful concepts dominate the conversation: the circular economy and energy recovery. At first glance, these strategies may seem at odds—one focuses on keeping materials in use, the other on converting them to usable energy. But in reality, the most effective solutions…

At FlexOnyx, we’ve done something that few in the plastics-to-fuels space have managed to achieve; we’ve created a replicable refinery development template—one that can be adapted and deployed in virtually any region of the world. From site selection to engineering and permitting, procurement, construction, and operation, our model is robust, flexible, and grounded in proven…

From a quick Uber ride to a transatlantic flight, modern travel depends on an indispensable yet overlooked material: plastic. Plastics are everywhere in our travel experience. They’re in the vehicles we ride in, the luggage we carry, the packaging that protects our food, and the electronics that keep us connected. Lightweight, durable, versatile, and often…

The Emerging Landscape of Plastic-to-Fuel Regulations Plastic waste is a global crisis, but it also presents a massive opportunity. As mountains of discarded plastics overwhelm landfills and oceans, innovative solutions like plastic-to-fuel conversion offer a path toward circularity—transforming waste into valuable energy products. Yet, as with any disruptive technology, navigating the regulatory landscape is a…

Let’s talk about something that’s practically everywhere—so much so that it’s probably in your bloodstream, your lungs, and maybe even your morning coffee. No, we’re not talking about Wi-Fi (though that’s probably true too). We’re talking about microplastics—those tiny plastic particles that have managed to infiltrate every corner of the planet, from the deep sea…

We tend to think of landfills as the final resting place for our trash, but the truth is, they are a limited resource. Every year, we pile millions of tons of waste into these massive sites, and as they fill up, we’re forced to find new places to put our ever-growing garbage heaps. But what…