Microwave-CVD · Deep-tech materials

Transforming plastic waste into next-generation green energy and battery materials.

Proprietary Microwave-CVD technology converting polyolefin waste into high-purity Green Hydrogen and battery-grade Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes.

0%
Polyolefin waste upcycled, with nothing sent to landfill
Low CapEx
Microwave-CVD process vs. high-cost resistance furnaces
0 emissions
Zero direct emissions from the thermal cracking process
Why UBYH

Two high-value outputs from a single waste stream.

One microwave-driven catalytic reaction cracks end-of-life plastics into clean fuel and advanced materials, closing the loop on polyolefin waste.

Green Hydrogen (H₂)

Clean hydrogen produced without steam methane reforming, ready for industrial fuel, fuel cells, and localized energy off-take.

Battery-Grade MWCNTs

High-purity multi-walled carbon nanotubes for Li-ion electrodes, conductive polymers, and structural composites.

Circular by Design

Every tonne of polyolefin feedstock is diverted from landfill and incineration, aligned with national green-energy missions.

The Process

Microwave Catalytic Pyrolysis, end to end.

A single, energy-efficient reaction path from mixed plastic waste to two market-ready products.

Products & Solutions

Engineered for demanding B2B supply chains.

From conductive additives for next-generation battery cells to clean hydrogen for industrial off-take, UBYH outputs are specified for performance and consistency.

>95% target purity MWCNTs

Controlled diameter range and high aspect ratio for conductive networks.

Localized Green Hydrogen

Distributed production reduces transport cost and carbon footprint.

MWCNT indicative specification
ParameterTarget
Purity (carbon)> 95 %
Outer diameter8 to 20 nm
Aspect ratio> 1000 : 1
Wall typeMulti-walled
Primary useLi-ion conductive additive

Indicative values. Final certified parameters issued with each batch.

Work with UBYH

Request a sample, a spec sheet, or an off-take conversation.

Battery manufacturers, hydrogen off-takers, partners, and investors: let's talk about putting circular materials into your supply chain.