Feedstocks

Matched to the material.

Each facility is engineered around the feedstock it serves. Preparation, testing and permitting come first.

01

Forest Biomass

Forest thinning residues, woody biomass, logging residues and other suitable wood materials — a primary focus for California and Western forest restoration.

Forest Biomass
02

Waste Tires

Discarded tires and prepared tire-derived feedstock. Careful preparation — including steel and fiber handling — supports conversion and carbon-product opportunities.

Waste Tires
03

Agricultural Residues

Suitable agricultural byproducts and residual biomass such as orchard prunings, hulls and crop residues, evaluated for composition and moisture.

04

Selected Plastics

Appropriately sorted and prepared plastic waste streams, subject to technical and regulatory suitability.

05

Municipal & Industrial Waste

Selected processed waste streams where composition and treatment requirements are compatible with the proposed system.

Municipal & Industrial Waste

Engineering note

One primary feedstock, optimized.

Facilities may be optimized for a primary feedstock. Mixing feedstocks requires separate engineering evaluation, and every material requires appropriate preparation, testing and permitting before acceptance.

Have a feedstock that needs a pathway?

We work with feedstock suppliers, industrial offtakers, site hosts, engineering partners and investors to move projects forward.