Opportunities

Representative Opportunities Available

Feedstock: Bagasse (up to 500 TPD) supported with other feedstock streams as needed
Site Size: 57 acres on the Mississippi River / Can Be Sectioned Off
Infrastructure:
- Multiple barge slips
- Rail spur into a 350,000 sq ft facility with 12” reinforced slab
Development Options: Buy, lease, or lease with purchase option, JV
Processing Capacity: 500+ TPD of bagasse and/or alternative feedstocks
Regional Advantage: Strategic logistics hub with multi-modal access (rail, barge, road)

Feedstock Processing Capacity: 80–100 TPD MSW & Green Waste
Acquisition Opportunity: Available for purchase ($15M ask)
Revenue Model: $5M in revenue with 20% annual growth over the past 2 years
- Just Awarded 3 Yr Municipal Front Load Contract
Processing Needs: Would require a dirty MRF with graters and shredders
Expansion Potential: Can deploy in stages at this site
Rail Potential: Possible rail spur integration

Permitted Waste to Energy Project
Feedstock Processing Capacity: 200 TPD MSW
Site Condition: Partially built Dirty MRF already on site, all parts of MRF and Shredding deployed
Non-performing Gasification System: This must be replaced or overhauled
Must Obtain Local Board Support: Direct backing from county commissioners
Funding: Existing project funds spent with debt assumption opportunity
Potential Opportunity to Acquire Landfill

Feedstock: 50,000 tons of mixed plastics (Approx. 45% LDPE, 45% PP, <10% PET)
Infrastructure: Rail spur potential, potential permanent location
Process: Pre-treatment using float-sink separation to remove contaminants, potential PVC separation
Metal Recovery: Copper fines recoverable—potential monetization to offset processing costs
Separation Equipment: Previous $800K quote for a German-made water separation system for float sink to separate PE materials from PVC and Copper

Feedstock: 50,000 tons of mixed plastics (same as SE-4) and in close proximity to SE-4
Processing: Either on-site or transport to SE-4 or SE-6 for centralized processing
Separation: PVC separation required; copper fines potential, same as SE-4
Operational Strategy: Can function independently or integrate with SE-4

Scale: 100,000 tons (combining SE-1 & SE-2 feedstocks)
Site Potential: 27-acre location under evaluation with Rail Spur and Interstate Access
Long-Term Vision: 50TPD processing = 10+ year project with scalable feedstock
Augment With Additional Feedstocks: Access to other feedstocks
Regional Expansion: Can serve as a consolidation site for additional SE US locations

Permitted Landfill: State Regulatory Support to Resolve and Bring Back Online
Feedstock: Over 2 Million whole tires
Land Use: Potential landfill acquisition for waste-to-energy redevelopment
Processing Challenge: Requires shredding before utilization
Regulatory Support: State-level environmental agency prioritization due to owner issues
Owner Insolvency: Owner not financially capable to resolve, and holding out for favorable deal structure.

Feedstock Processing Capacity: 50 to 200+ TPD of XLPE waste
Scalability: Opportunity to expand to multiple national locations
Industry Application: XLPE must be completely destroyed, making it ideal for waste-to-energy or gasification technologies

Feedstock: 50,000 tons of mixed plastics (Approx. 45% LDPE, 45% PP, <10% PET)
Process: Pre-treatment using float-sink separation to remove contaminants, potential PVC separation
Metal Recovery: Copper fines recoverable—potential monetization to offset processing costs
Separation Equipment: Previous $800K quote for a German-made water separation system for float sink to separate PE materials from PVC and Copper

Feedstock: 50,000 tons of mixed plastics (Approx. 45% LDPE, 45% PP, <10% PET)
Process: Pre-treatment using float-sink separation to remove contaminants, potential PVC separation
Metal Recovery: Copper fines recoverable—potential monetization to offset processing costs
Separation Equipment: Previous $800K quote for a German-made water separation system for float sink to separate PE materials from PVC and Copper

Feedstock Processing Capacity: 50 to 200+ TPD of XLPE waste
Scalability: Opportunity to expand to multiple national locations
Industry Application: XLPE must be completely destroyed, making it ideal for waste-to-energy or gasification technologies