Technology
Circon-produced clean synthetic gas and diesel are used to generate renewable electricity through traditional commercial off-the-shelf turbines.
Synthetic gas and liquid fuels can be used immediately after the process for electricity production, or distilled into high-quality fuel fractions for storage and offtake.
Organic feedstocks — wood, agricultural biomass, storm debris — yield co-products that increase soil water-holding capacity and nutrient transfer, capture nutrients in stormwater, and reduce moisture and ammonia in livestock production.
Co-products serve as direct replacements for virgin materials in the industrial supply chain, completing the recycling chain and reducing dependence on coal, carbon black and single-use plastics.
The business model produces a significantly negative lifecycle CO₂e assessment, compliant with UN Core Carbon Principles, generating verified credits through approved methodologies traded in global markets.
Why five
A single-product waste project lives or dies on one price curve and one counterparty. A Circon project earns across five, which is what makes the economics work in markets where any one of them would not carry the capital cost alone.
It also changes the risk profile. A power price shock, a fuel spread compression, or a soft credit market moves one line, not the whole facility.
Every co-product needs an offtaker. That is usually the conversation.
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