Nexuz / Projects
The record · 2024 — 2026
Thirteen projects since January 2024, across three commercial scopes. Operational means commissioned and running. In progress means contracted and under way. There is no third category, because a pipeline is not a track record.
01 · At a glance
| Project | Location | Scope | Counterparty | Year | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maynilad Waste to Resource HubBio-Hub — sludge & biosolids | Metro Manila | Design, Build, Operate + 5-yr BioBrick supply |
Maynilad | 2024 | Operational |
| Victoria MRF UpgradeMSW to eco-materials line | Victoria, Laguna | Machinery supply & integration |
Dana Asia · LGU Victoria | 2024 | Operational |
| Sulu Sahaya Eco HiveMSW to housing blocks | Sulu | Machinery supply & integration |
Provincial Gov't of Sulu | 2024 | Operational |
| Plaridel ECOBLOCK lineStructural block production | Plaridel, Bulacan | Machinery supply & product line |
MENRO Plaridel | 2025 | Operational |
| Lubang Island MRF UpgradeIsland MSW to local supply | Lubang, Occ. Mindoro | Machinery supply & integration |
Municipality of Lubang | 2025 | Operational |
| BARMM Waste to Resource CenterMulti-technology facility | Bangsamoro | Feasibility, design & operate |
BARMM regional gov't | 2025 | In progress |
| Cycleon Pyrolysis PlantPlastic to industrial fuel | — | Plant deployment & O&M |
Cycleon | 2026 | Operational |
| Total Destruction & Medical WasteMicrowave + plasma arc | — | Deployment & commissioning |
ReClime · Saving Planet Earth | 2026 | In progress |
| Bulacan CECCircular Economy Complex — 300 TPD, with waste-to-green-energy | Bulacan | Feasibility study, design, build & operate |
Confidential | 2026 | In progresspre-development |
| Batangas CECCircular Economy Complex — 150 TPD, with waste-to-green-energy | Batangas | Feasibility study, design, build & operate |
WasteCon Inc. | 2026 | In progresspre-development |
| Quezon City CECCity MSW to building materials | Quezon City | Machinery supply | Dana Asia | 2026 | In progress |
| Kota Ramitan Eco HiveMSW to building materials | Kota Ramitan | Machinery supply | Kota Ramitan Cooperatives | 2026 | Operational |
| Butuan City CECCity MSW to building materials | Butuan City | Machinery supply & O&M |
City Government of Butuan | 2026 | In progress |
02 · Case study
Design, Build, Operate · 5-year supply agreement, BioBrick
A water utility does not generate municipal waste. It generates wastewater sludge and biosolids — a stream with no resale grade, no recycler, and a disposal cost that recurs every single day the utility operates. It is a permanent line on the operating budget with no route to zero.
Sludge is wet, variable and regulated. It cannot be baled, it has no commodity market, and the conventional options are all disposal rather than recovery. Any solution has to handle the moisture, meet the compliance regime, and produce something a buyer will actually specify — otherwise it has only moved the problem.
A dedicated Bio-Hub designed to intercept the sludge and biosolid stream at source and process it into BioBrick — eco-blocks made to a construction specification rather than to a disposal standard. Nexuz designed it, built it, and operates it, so the utility did not take on plant it has no crew to run.
The five-year BioBrick supply agreement was contracted alongside the facility. The offtake existed before the output did. That is the difference between a recovery project and a circular one: somebody committed to buy the far end of the loop, in writing, for five years.
03 · In sequence
Read in order, the record shows the scope deepening: machinery supplied, then facilities operated, then whole regions studied and designed from scratch.
A facility built to intercept a water utility's wastewater sludge and biosolids and convert them into construction-grade eco-blocks. The offtake was contracted for five years before the plant was proven — the clearest demonstration in the portfolio that a closed loop can be underwritten commercially, not just technically.
Case study above.
A strategic modernisation delivered in collaboration with Dana Asia. The municipality's existing Materials Recovery Facility now diverts municipal solid waste into sustainable building materials, supplying the LGU and surrounding communities directly rather than selling bales into a distant commodity market. Green jobs stayed in the municipality.
Technology provisioning in support of the provincial government's housing programme. The machinery diverts municipal solid waste from the islands and converts it directly into durable blocks for local housing — turning a disposal problem into the material input for the province's own build programme.
A structural block line established with MENRO Plaridel, producing ECOBLOCK entirely from diverted municipal waste: 400 × 100 × 200 mm at 700 PSI, alongside pavers at 3000 PSI. It is the project that proved the output could be specified and tested like any other construction material rather than accepted as a sustainability gesture.
Implemented by the Municipality of Lubang under Mayor Michael Orayani. An island pays twice — freight out for its waste, freight in for its construction material. The upgraded MRF closes both sides of that ledger: island waste becomes island building supply, and the handling work stays with residents.
A regional alternative to landfill rather than a single facility. Biogas generation, pyrolysis units and block-making machinery specified together, so the whole of the region's waste composition has somewhere to go. It began as a feasibility study, which is how a project at this scale should begin.
An advanced plastic-to-fuel recovery facility. Non-combustion pyrolysis in an oxygen-deprived environment breaks complex polymers apart without harmful emissions, capturing syngas to self-fuel the reactor. The plant turns non-recyclable plastic into industrial pyrolysis oil for maritime and industrial use, circular naphtha for petrochemicals, and carbon char.
Two technologies in partnership with ReClime and Saving Planet Earth. High-efficiency microwave shredding handles medical waste without incineration, sterilising clinical material from within. Alongside it, plasma arc destruction eliminates hazardous and complex streams at temperatures that vaporise rather than burn — with the non-organic residue vitrified into inert aggregate.
The largest facility in the portfolio by throughput, and the first specified from the outset as a complex rather than a single line: 300 tonnes per day with a waste-to-green-energy component built in, so the residual fraction becomes power on site instead of leaving it. Currently in pre-development; the partner is confidential at this stage.
A 150 TPD complex with the same waste-to-green-energy component, delivered with WasteCon Inc. Like Bulacan and BARMM it starts with a feasibility study rather than a specification, which is how a facility gets sized to what a province actually generates instead of to a catalogue.
City municipal solid waste converted into building materials, delivered with Dana Asia — the same collaboration behind the Victoria upgrade. The largest urban catchment the group has taken on, and a machinery-supply scope: the city runs the facility itself.
Municipal solid waste converted into building materials, run by the Kota Ramitan Cooperatives rather than a government unit. A cooperative taking on the operation itself is the model that scales furthest — the machinery is supplied, and the community that generates the waste keeps both the work and the output.
City municipal solid waste to building materials with the City Government of Butuan, and the first machinery-supply engagement that carries ongoing operations and maintenance with it. That combination sits between the two usual scopes: the city owns the plant, and we keep it running.
04 · Patterns
A project list is only useful if it answers the question behind it: has this been done before, in conditions like mine?
Sulu and Lubang are the strongest cases, because freight cuts both ways. Where importing material is expensive and exporting waste is impossible, the loop closes on cost alone.
Victoria, Lubang and Plaridel were upgrades, not new builds. Most municipalities already own the site, the shed and the crew — what is missing is the line that comes after the baler.
Maynilad and Cycleon show the corporate side: a private counterparty with a difficult stream will underwrite a facility, and will sign for the output term as well as the disposal.
From supplying machinery in 2024 to studying, designing and operating a region's system by 2025. The technology set stayed the same; the responsibility taken for it grew.
05 · Next
References are available for every operational project on this page. For LGUs, a call with a counterpart who has already commissioned a facility is usually worth more than anything we can tell you ourselves.
