Every municipality wants to eliminate waste and create a circular economy, but current programs and technologies are too expensive or complicated.

Material recovery facilities (MRFs) have varying rates of recovery for materials and end up sending mixed or biogenic material to landfills or mass burn facilities.

The Pulp & Paper industry is one of the largest industrial producers of solid waste and many paper mills produce their own power, making them an ideal fit for our solution.

If the cement industry were a country, it would be the third-largest emitter in the world. About half of the emissions are from the production of Portland clinker, which acts as the binder for cement.

In the transition to carbon-free power, there is a big need for affordable, renewable electricity that can be produced when the sun isn’t shining and the wind isn’t blowing.

For decades, the prospect of converting waste into fuels has posed significant challenges, primarily due to the high production costs, variability in quality, and excessive moisture content of waste-derived fuels.