Building a circular economy that transforms waste tires into valuable resources while protecting our planet for future generations.
Every year, over 300 million waste tires are generated in the United States alone. Globally, that number exceeds 1.5 billion tires annually. These tires don't decompose naturally—they can sit in landfills for centuries, leaching toxic chemicals into soil and groundwater.
Tire stockpiles create serious environmental and public health hazards. They're breeding grounds for disease-carrying mosquitoes, fire risks that can burn for months releasing toxic smoke, and eyesores that blight communities. Traditional disposal methods—burning or landfilling—are neither sustainable nor economically viable.
Pennsylvania alone generates over 12 million waste tires every year. We need better solutions.
Waste tires generated annually in the US
Waste tires generated globally each year
Waste tires in Pennsylvania annually
Pyrolysis is an advanced thermal decomposition process that converts waste tires into three valuable products: diesel fuel, carbon black, and steel. Unlike burning, pyrolysis operates in an oxygen-free environment at controlled temperatures, producing zero harmful emissions.
Our planned facility in Pennsylvania will process 20 tons of waste tires per day, diverting over 7,000 tons annually from landfills. This isn't just waste management—it's resource recovery at scale.
45% of tire weight converts to high-quality diesel fuel, reducing dependence on fossil fuel extraction
33% becomes recovered carbon black, used in new tires, plastics, and industrial applications
12% is steel wire that's extracted and sold to scrap metal recyclers for reuse
Our facility will divert 7,000+ tons of waste tires from landfills annually, eliminating toxic leaching and reducing fire hazards in tire stockpiles.
Over 25 years, that's 175,000 tons of tires kept out of Pennsylvania's waste stream.
Pyrolysis produces zero harmful emissions compared to tire burning, which releases carcinogens and particulate matter into the air.
Our closed-loop system captures all gases for energy recovery, meeting EPA air quality standards.
Every ton of tires processed yields 450 liters of diesel fuel, 330 kg of carbon black, and 120 kg of steel—all valuable commodities.
This is true circular economy: waste becomes raw material for new products.
By converting waste into products, we create $3.2M+ in annual revenue while solving an environmental problem.
This proves that sustainability and profitability go hand-in-hand.
Traditional waste management is linear: extract → use → dispose. We're building a circular economy where waste becomes feedstock for new products, reducing extraction, lowering emissions, and creating economic value at every step.
We collect waste tires from auto shops, dealerships, and residents
Pyrolysis converts tires into diesel, carbon black, and steel
Products are sold to industrial buyers and manufacturers
Materials re-enter supply chains, reducing virgin resource extraction
Whether you're a business looking for tire disposal or an investor interested in sustainable infrastructure, we'd love to hear from you.