Resynergi develops a proprietary Continuous Microwave Assisted Pyrolysis (CMAP) technology, sold as modular Resynergi Modules in partnership with Lummus Technology. The modules are designed for decentralized recycling and can process up to 50 tons of plastic waste per day with a smaller footprint and fast conversion times. Its process converts plastic waste into clean, reusable liquid hydrocarbons, aiming to reduce fossil dependency and CO2 emissions. The company works with recycling organizations to secure and transform hard-to-recycle plastics, claiming it has diverted millions of pounds of plastic from landfills and oceans. Headquartered in Rohnert Park, California, Resynergi plans to commission its first commercial-scale site to scale deployment and material recovery. The recent financing is intended to support commercial commissioning and broader rollout of its modular systems to meet growing demand for circular plastic resin. Resynergi is an advanced recycling technology company based in Rohnert Park, CA, led by CEO Brian Bauer. Its core product is the Continuous Microwave Assisted Pyrolysis (CMAP) technology that converts plastic into molecular building blocks. The proprietary CMAP process produces clean, liquid hydrocarbons that serve as feedstock for synthesizing new plastics and reduces dependence on fossil-based resources. Resynergi works with recycling organizations to secure used and hard-to-recycle plastics, diverting millions of pounds from landfills and oceans. The company raised $6.4M in a Series B co-led by Transitions First (T1ST) and Lummus Technology. It plans to use the funds to scale production of its modular CMAP systems and to expand its executive team to drive growth; Leon de Bruyn and Marianne Abib-Pech joined the board.

Total raised

$24M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Feb 2025