The latest testing phase at the Next Generation Process pilot plant yielded an 86% liquid-hydrocarbon output from waste polypropylene. Over a four-day testing window, the system operated continuously for 47 hours, maintaining steady-state conditions for 35 of those hours. This consistency in quality provides the data necessary to refine designs for the company's first-of-a-kind industrial facility.

Management intends to leverage these results to transition toward longer, 24/7 operational cycles. Future trials will incorporate mixed polypropylene and polyethylene feedstocks to further validate the process under industrial conditions. The successful run serves as a critical benchmark for the company's efforts to move from pilot-scale testing to full commercial operations.