GlyEco, Inc. is a specialty chemical company focused on the recycling of waste glycol into high-quality recycled glycol products, primarily for the automotive and industrial markets in North America. Founded in 1996 and based in Institute, West Virginia, the company operates through two segments: Consumer and Industrial. The Consumer segment processes waste glycol into automotive antifreeze and specialty blended antifreeze, while the Industrial segment manufactures additive packages for antifreeze/coolant, gas patch coolants, and heat transfer fluids. Additionally, GlyEco operates a glycol re-distillation plant that transforms waste glycol into virgin quality recycled glycol, which is sold to industrial customers globally. With a commitment to sustainability, GlyEco serves a vital role in providing eco-friendly alternatives in the chemical manufacturing sector.
Brian's On-Site Recycling, Inc. is a Florida-based company that specializes in automotive and truck hose repair services. Founded in 1998 by Brian Fidalgo, who brought over 30 years of experience in the automotive sector, the company caters to dealerships, auto mechanic shops, and individual customers. Its offerings include repair services for various types of hoses, such as air conditioning, brake, custom, power steering, high pressure, and hydraulic hoses. Additionally, the company provides custom aluminum welding services and antifreeze technology for both new automobiles and light and heavy-duty truck applications. As of June 2016, Brian's On-Site Recycling operates as a subsidiary of GlyEco, Inc.
MMT Technologies
Acquisition in 2014
MMT Technologies, Inc. processes and recycles used antifreeze.
Antifreeze Recycling
Acquisition in 2012
Antifreeze Recycling, Inc. specializes in the recycling of waste antifreeze products, offering a range of solutions for the automotive and industrial sectors. The company processes used antifreeze to produce poly-organic coolants and various conventional coolants, including automotive coolant suitable for general purposes and heavy-duty options. By focusing on waste glycol recycling, Antifreeze Recycling, Inc. plays a crucial role in environmental sustainability, turning hazardous waste into usable products that meet industry needs.
Renew Resources
Acquisition in 2012
Renew Resources LLC is a prominent recycling company based in South Carolina, specializing in a wide range of recycling options tailored to meet the unique needs of its customers. The company provides comprehensive recycling services for various types of industrial waste, including waste glycol, antifreeze, used oil filters, e-scrap, light bulbs, plastics, and batteries. Renew Resources prioritizes customer satisfaction by delivering courteous and reliable service, ensuring that no job is too small. The company aims to assist businesses in optimizing their operations through effective recycling solutions.
Evergreen Recycling
Acquisition in 2012
Evergreen Recycling LLC specializes in commercial recycling and construction waste management services in Southern Nevada. The company provides a range of solutions, including roll-off bin services, recycling for construction and demolition waste, and commercial recycling. Evergreen Recycling caters to various sectors, such as construction, industrial, hospitality, and municipal entities, helping them achieve sustainability goals and resource conservation. By facilitating effective recycling practices, the company supports clients in meeting zero waste objectives and enhances corporate sustainability initiatives.
Recycool
Acquisition in 2012
Recycool, Inc. operates as a full service antifreeze supplier and waste management company. It engages in the collection, processing, and sale of ethylene glycol based antifreeze/coolants for use in automobiles. It also offers heat transfer fluids; and waste antifreeze disposal services, as well as various other glycol-based products.
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