From Plast to Blast: Hidden Assets for Survival

Turning Thailand’s Plastic Waste into Energy Sovereignty.

The "Hormuz" Crisis: Why This Matters Now
What if the plastic waste in our hospitals today becomes the energy and packaging of tomorrow? We live in an era of global volatility. In a world where the Strait of Hormuz—a critical chokepoint for global oil—can close at any moment, Thailand’s energy and material security are at a tipping point. As a nation, we are vulnerable net importers of fossil fuels. This crisis is no longer just about the environment; it’s about our survival.

The Opportunity: Our "Urban Oil Field"
While we have long focused on plastic pollution’s impact on oceans and health, Below the Tides is tackling it through a new lens: Resource Security.

With the advancement of Catalyst and Pyrolysis technology, we no longer need to fear "dirty" plastic. Any grade or condition can now be transformed into high-value feedstock for the plastic industry. Instead of burying our waste in landfills and spending billions to import Naphtha and LPG, we can harvest our own resources right here at home.

For every 1.5kg of plastic you rescue, we recover 1 liter of industrial feedstock.

With the SCG's 2030 goal of recycling 200000 tons per annum of recycled products. That is equivalent to 10% of the entire nation’s monthly Naphtha imports—creating a strategic buffer that doesn't depend on foreign ships.

Thailand currently imports over 70% of its energy. By hitting the 2030 circularity goals, we aren't just cleaning the streets—we are building a domestic supply of essential materials that can't be blocked by global shipping crises."

Join the Mission.
Don’t just recycle for the planet. Recruit your waste for our nation's resilience. Locate your nearest collection point at any Phyathai or Paolo Hospital and help us turn Plast into Blast.