BANGKOK, TH / ACCESS Newswire / February 14, 2025 / Corsair Group International, an international consortium dedicated to developing viable business solutions for global environmental issues, is proud to announce groundbreaking initiatives to reduce plastic waste and enhance environmental sustainability.
Photo Caption: Jussi Saloranta, CEO of Corsair Group International
The group's ongoing collaboration in Thailand with the world's largest petrochemical companies is a cornerstone of these initiatives Since 2023, Corsair Group International Corsair Group International has been actively delivering pyrolysis oil produced at its facility in Thailand to a leading production facility in Singapore. This collaboration highlights Corsair's proven track record of producing pyrolysis oil since 2020 and reinforces the company's leadership in advanced recycling technologies.
With over 100 dedicated employees, Corsair Group International is committed to scaling sustainable solutions that address the global challenge of plastic waste. By combining innovative technology, strategic partnerships, and a steadfast commitment to environmental stewardship, the company continues to make significant strides toward a cleaner, greener future.
Plastic Waste Collection Program
Photo Caption: Plastic Waste Collection
In a significant move to address the escalating plastic pollution crisis, Corsair Group International has launched the Plastic Waste Collection Program. This initiative enables corporations and organizations to support Corsair's mission to clean the environment and reduce landfill waste. By participating, partners can actively contribute to preventing plastic waste from ending up in landfills, thereby promoting a cleaner and healthier planet.
Catching Plastic Initiative
Demonstrating a commitment to ocean conservation, Corsair has introduced the "Catching Plastic Initiative." This program unites fishermen across Thailand in a concerted effort to collect plastic waste from the ocean. By collaborating with fishery associations, thousands of fishing boats and tens of thousands of fishermen are now engaged in removing plastic debris from marine environments, significantly contributing to ocean health and biodiversity.
Strategic Partnerships
In a series of landmark agreements, Corsair Group International started supplying one of the world's largest petrochemical companies with its pyrolysis oil, a product derived from mixed plastic waste. This collaboration underscores Corsair's innovative approach to recycling, converting daily household plastic waste into valuable resources. The pyrolysis oil is currently being delivered from Thailand to Corsair's off-take partner in Singapore and during the coming months also from Corsair's chemical recycling facility in Jämsä, Finland, to The Netherlands, exemplifying a scalable solution to plastic waste management.
About Corsair Group International
Established in Thailand and the Netherlands, with its global head office located in Bangkok and its European head office in Amsterdam, Corsair Group International currently employs over 100 people. The company focuses on coordinating, developing, and financing environmentally friendly and ecologically important businesses and projects. Its objective is to create and build business partnerships with both technical and financial companies, as well as governmental operators and institutions around the world.
About the Founder
Corsair Group International was founded by the company's CEO Jussi Saloranta, together with his four co-founders. Under his leadership, Corsair has been at the forefront of developing innovative solutions to tackle environmental challenges, particularly in the realm of plastic waste management.
Contact:
Corsair Group International
85 Soi Sukhumvit 36, 10110, Bangkok
Email: info@corsairnow.com
Phone: 1800 01 45 01 (Thailand Call Center)
For more information about Corsair Group International's sustainability efforts and initiatives, please visit https://corsairgroup.com/.
SOURCE: Corsair Group International
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