Production support, midstream and downstream solutions, asset optimisation and energy transition services.
- Oilfield services and well intervention support
- Downstream refining and fuels supply
- Asset integrity and maintenance
Akryon Global brings engineering, energy, agriculture and trade together under one company, working from the United Kingdom and Nigeria. Our flagship programme turns Africa’s plastic and crop waste into fuel that refineries can use.
To be a leading global group recognised for innovation, excellence and sustainable solutions that transform industries and improve lives.
To create lasting value through integrated solutions, strategic partnerships and innovation across our businesses, while promoting sustainable development in the communities we serve.
Each business serves its own sector and shares engineering know-how, supply chains and partners with the rest of the company. Our engineering, oil and gas and agricultural work has operated in Nigeria since 2017; the other businesses are being built on that base.
Production support, midstream and downstream solutions, asset optimisation and energy transition services.
Process and industrial engineering, design, plant optimisation, project management and technical services.
Crop production, agro-processing, food security solutions, storage, packaging and export facilitation.
Bioenergy and waste-to-energy systems, clean fuels, solar and hybrid energy, and carbon management.
Applied research, technology development, product commercialisation and pilot plant development.
Strategic advisory, feasibility studies, project development, regulatory support and capacity building across all sectors.
Freight forwarding by air, sea and land, supply chain management, project logistics and customs clearance.
Supply of medical equipment, clinic solutions, diagnostics, pharmaceutical distribution and telemedicine.
Nigeria burns and dumps millions of tonnes of plastic and crop waste every year while it still imports fuel. Pyrolysis can turn that waste into oil, but refiners will not risk their units on an oil they cannot predict. Akryon builds the link between the two.
Potential output if Nigeria’s available waste were converted at full scale.
At a pump price of ₦1,400 per litre (October 2026).
A realistic early slice of the market, rising to about $1.15 bn at 50%.
What one large Nigerian refinery cracking unit could take at a 5–10% blend.
Akryon’s own estimates from its national waste-to-fuel assessment, presented to the Nigerian Society of Chemical Engineers in October 2026. Method available on request.
Screens pyrolysis oil before it reaches the refinery and tells both sides whether it can be used and how much can safely be blended in.
A feedstock intelligence platform that checks each batch and records where it came from, so plants can prove what went into their fuel.
Founder and Group Chief Executive
A chemical engineer with more than 12 years in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector and doctoral research in refinery reactor modelling. He co-founded the business in 2017 and leads the company’s strategy and technology.
11 Upper Millergate, Bradford BD1 1SX. Strategy, technology, investors and UK trade.
Rukpokwu, Airport Road, Port Harcourt. Engineering, oil and gas and agricultural operations since 2017.
An engineering arm to serve East Africa’s refining and energy projects.
We welcome angel investors, climate and energy funds, development finance institutions, equipment financiers and strategic partners. Write to us and we will send our investor brief.