Pyrolysis Companies in United States

288 pyrolysis companies in the United States (North America), including 174 plant operators, 14 research institutes and 13 buyers of pyrolysis products.

Total
288
Operational
209
Commis­sioning
2
Under construction
25

Advanced Biofuels of Idaho (ABI)

Under Construction Plant Operator Heyburn Continuous ABI is developing a commercial facility in Heyburn, Idaho, to produce renewable fuels from agricultural and food industry organic waste. Their process focuses on converting heterogeneous waste streams into renewable natural gas and other energy products. Agricultural ResiduesFood Industry Residue

Advanced Renewable Technology International (ARTi)

Operational Multiple Roles Prairie City Proprietary Global producer of biochar and pyrolysis technology, specializing in advancing biochar science for environmental solutions. Offers biochar products, reactors, and consultation services. Systems are capable of converting various waste materials including municipal solid waste and post-consumer plastics. BiomassPlasticsMunicipal Solid Waste (MSW)

Advanced Torrefaction Systems, LLC (ATS)

Operational Multiple Roles St. Louis Continuous ATS, headquartered in St. Louis, is an alternative energy company specializing in biomass torrefaction technology. Their proprietary TorreCat™ Technology converts biomass into biocoal—a coal-like fuel with high energy density—providing a carbon-neutral alternative for industrial and utility power generation. Wood WasteAgricultural ResiduesSwitchgrass

Aether International Renewable Energy

Planned Plant Operator Florida Proprietary Planning to launch a new tire pyrolysis facility in Sunset, Louisiana, to convert end-of-life tires into environmentally friendly industrial commodities. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Aether International Renewable Energy

Planned Plant Operator Sunset Continuous Aether International is developing a commercial tire pyrolysis facility in Sunset, Louisiana. The plant is designed to recycle almost 33,000 tons of tires annually into tire-derived fuel oil and recovered carbon black. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Again & Again Farmstead

Operational Plant Operator Tamworth Batch Again & Again Farmstead is a permaculture farm in Tamworth, New Hampshire, that produces high-quality biochar from forestry residues using a Kon Tiki kiln pyrolysis process. The facility focuses on soil regeneration and offers inoculated biochar for agricultural use. BiomassForestry ResiduesWood Waste

Agilyx

Operational Multiple Roles Tigard, Oregon Catalytic Technology provider for chemical recycling, specifically depolymerization of polystyrene, with technology implemented at Toyo Styrene's facility in Japan., successfully producing on-spec products from mixed waste plastics in Japan. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Agilyx

Operational Multiple Roles Tualatin, Oregon, USA Catalytic Technology company enabling chemical recycling of plastics. Their depolymerization technology is used by Toyo Styrene in Japan for recycling polystyrene and mixed plastic waste. Agilyx's tech can also convert mixed plastic waste into naphtha and fuels. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)PlasticsPmma (Acrylic)

Agilyx (Channahon Plant)

Planned Plant Operator Channahon Proprietary Establishing a large-scale polystyrene (PS) chemical recycling plant in Channahon, utilizing TruStyrenyx technology (pyrolysis) to break down polystyrene into styrene monomers. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Agilyx Corporation

Planned Plant Operator Philadelphia Area Proprietary Plans to convert recycled plastics into jet fuel via advanced recycling (likely pyrolysis) with a proposed facility near Philadelphia. Plastics

Agilyx Corporation

Operational Multiple Roles Proprietary Develops conversion technologies that provide molecular recycling pathways for polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate, helping turn recycled waste plastics into useful resources like oils and chemical substrate goods. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)Plastics

Agri-Plas Inc.

Operational Plant Operator Brooks Proprietary Agri-Plas Inc., based in Brooks, Oregon, is a pioneer in converting unwanted agricultural plastics and other low-value plastic waste into high-quality synthetic crude oil using a modified pyrolysis process (Plas2Fuel technology). The company began selling its crude oil to a refinery in Tacoma, Washington, in 2009 and has plans for significant expansion. PlasticsGreenhouse CoversNursery Materials

Airbuild

Planned Plant Operator Green River Proprietary Airbuild plans to develop its first microalgae facility in Green River, Utah. This science and energy startup will extract excess nutrients from waterways and transform harvested algae and local organic waste into biochar, which will then be used as fertilizer and for carbon credit initiatives. MicroalgaeOrganic Waste

Alabama Renewable Energy Inc. (AREI)

Operational Plant Operator Alabama (statewide operations) Proprietary Established in January 2022 in Alabama, AREI is a tire recycling company that utilizes advanced pyrolysis units to transform discarded tires into fuel oil, carbon black, and steel wires through an environmentally safe and smokeless production process. Their units are deployed worldwide and adhere to ISCC certification standards. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

All American Tire Recycling

Operational Waste Management Company Proprietary All American Tire Recycling provides comprehensive tire collection, disposal, and recycling services in the Dallas-Ft. Worth, North Texas, and surrounding regions. They process waste tires into products like tire-derived fuels, crumb rubber, rubber mulch, steel fiber, and industrial feedstock. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Alléo Energy

Operational Plant Operator Bay Minette Proprietary Alléo Energy (formerly Alléo) is an Alabama-based biochar company that develops carbon-negative technologies to produce green hydrogen, renewable fuels (like SAF), and biochar from cellulosic waste via a proprietary pyrolysis process. Commercial facility operational since 2023. Wood Waste

Alpine Forestry Utah

Operational Plant Operator Proprietary Alpine Forestry Utah produces biochar from wood generated through wildfire mitigation efforts, using low-oxygen kilns to create biochar for soil health and carbon sequestration. Wood Waste

Alterra Energy

Operational Plant Operator Akron Proprietary Akron-based, operates a pyrolysis plant that processes plastic waste, breaking it down into a crude oil-like mixture for further use in petrochemical plants. Formerly known as Vadxx Energy. Plastics

Amaron Energy

Operational Multiple Roles Salt Lake City Continuous | Modular Amaron Energy is a Salt Lake City-based company known for its rotary pyrolysis kiln technology, including a mobile pyrolysis kiln for woody biomass. Their 24-inch diameter Rotary Pyrolysis Kiln, supported by a SUN Grant, is capable of processing up to 20 tons of biomass daily into bio-oil, biochar, and syngas. BiomassPinyon And JuniperInvasive Phragmites +1

American BioCarbon

Operational Plant Operator White Castle Continuous American BioCarbon operates a large-scale biochar production facility in White Castle, Louisiana. They utilize sugarcane bagasse, a byproduct of the local sugar industry, to produce premium biochar for agricultural soil amendment and industrial carbon sequestration products. Sugarcane Bagasse

American BioCarbon CT, LLC

Operational Plant Operator Continuous American BioCarbon operates a biochar production facility utilizing pyrolysis to convert agricultural residues, such as sugarcane bagasse, into EBC-equivalent biochar for soil health and carbon credits. Agricultural ResiduesSugarcane Bagasse

American BioChar Company

Operational Plant Operator Proprietary American BioChar Company delivers biochar blends and guidance for soil improvement in various sectors, including farming, landscaping, and cannabis cultivation. They offer products like VITAL Blend and NAKED Char, focusing on sustainable soil health. Biomass

Applied Carbon (Mobile Pyrolysis)

Operational Multiple Roles Modular Applied Carbon is a startup deploying mobile pyrolysis units directly in Mississippi's agricultural fields. Their portable technology converts crop residues like cornstalks and wheat straw into biochar on-site, enhancing soil health while sequestering carbon. CornstalksAgricultural Residues

Aries Clean Technologies (Linden Facility)

Operational Plant Operator Linden Continuous Aries Clean Technologies operates a world-scale biosolids gasification facility in Linden, New Jersey. The plant is designed to process over 400 tons of municipal wastewater biosolids daily, converting them into renewable energy and high-quality biochar (Aries Green biocarbon). Sewage Sludge

Armstrong Regenerative Ag, LLC (ARA)

Planned Plant Operator Continuous ARA is a farm-family-owned business in Western Nebraska developing a biomass-to-bioproducts facility. The plant aims to process non-food agricultural residues like corn stover and wheat straw into biochar, bio-oil, and green electricity using advanced pyrolysis technology. Corn StoverAgricultural ResiduesSorghum Silage

ARTi

Operational Multiple Roles Proprietary ARTi specializes in environmental technologies and utilizes advanced pyrolysis reactors to produce biochar, aiming to enhance biochar-based solutions for urban environments. They focus on sustainable waste management and resource recovery. Biomass

Ashwood BioChar

Operational Plant Operator Lexington Continuous Ashwood BioChar produces high-quality, carbon-rich biochar from 100% sustainable woody biomass waste in Lexington, Kentucky. Their product is used as a soil amendment to improve fertility, water retention, and as a method of permanent carbon sequestration. BiomassWood Waste

BDS Tire Recycling, Inc.

Operational Waste Management Company Proprietary BDS Tire Recycling, Inc. serves customers throughout New England, specializing in scrap tire collection, transportation, storage, and recycling. They process tires into crumb rubber, tire-derived fuel (TDF), and tire wire. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Biochar Now

Operational Plant Operator Berthoud Proprietary Biochar Now is an established private company that produces high-quality biochar from waste wood, including beetle-killed pine and discarded pallets. Their proprietary pyrolysis technology is focused on environmental remediation and soil enhancement. Beetle-Killed PineWood WastePallets

Biochar Now LLC

Operational Plant Operator Proprietary Biochar Now LLC is a leader in the biochar industry, dedicated to producing and selling high-quality biochar on a large scale. They emphasize sustainable practices and carbon sequestration through their biochar production processes. Biomass

Biochar Now LLC

Operational Plant Operator Berthoud, CO Continuous Biochar Now is a Colorado-based commercial biochar company producing natural resource biochar from sustainably sourced pine wood. The company is one of the largest commercial biochar producers in the US and sells both bulk and packaged biochar for agricultural, horticultural, and industrial applications. Wood Waste

Biochar Supreme

Operational Plant Operator Everson Proprietary Biochar Supreme, based in Everson, WA, produces OMRI-listed and certified organic biochar products, including their 'Black Owl (TM)' premium biochar, for organic use. Biomass

BioEnergy Fuels

Operational Multiple Roles Utah Catalytic | Proprietary BioEnergy Fuels is a Utah-based company specializing in catalytic pyrolysis solutions for converting waste into sustainable biofuels, with exclusive rights to a patented bauxite residue catalytic pyrolysis process. Mixed Waste Streams

Bioenergy Innovation Center (Bioenergy Devco)

Operational Plant Operator Seaford Modular The Bioenergy Innovation Center in Seaford is a hub for organic waste recycling, primarily focusing on the poultry industry. While utilizing anaerobic digestion for RNG, the center integrates thermochemical processes for residual management and bio-fertilizer production. Organic WasteHatchery WasteAgricultural Residues

Biomass Controls PBC

Operational Multiple Roles Woodstock Modular Biomass Controls provides innovative thermochemical refinery technology (Kelvin) for processing biosolids and organic waste. Their systems produce biochar and renewable heat, focusing on decentralized waste management. Sewage SludgeFood WasteOrganic Waste

Biomass Energy Techniques (BET)

Operational Multiple Roles Washington Continuous Biomass Energy Techniques (BET) is a clean technology company specializing in waste-to-energy systems that produce carbon-negative biochar. They design, build, and support Pyrolysis Rotary Drum (PRD) units, which are continuous-feed machines converting waste streams into valuable products. Mixed Waste Streams

Biomass Engineering & Equipment

Operational Multiple Roles Indiana Proprietary Listed in the US Biochar Initiative directory under the 'EQUIPMENT - Manufacture' sector, indicating their role in providing machinery for biomass processing.

Biomass Secure Power Inc.

Planned Plant Operator Laramie Proprietary Biomass Secure Power Inc. plans to reopen a pilot plant in Laramie, Wyoming, to produce "Biocoal" using its patented torrefaction technology, focusing on biomass conversion. Biomass

BioPower Inc.

Under Construction Plant Operator Dothan Proprietary BioPower Inc. converts organic biomass into renewable energy through pyrolysis, producing green hydrogen, electricity, biofuels, biochar, and graphene. They are developing a biomass-to-electricity facility in Eufaula, Alabama. Biomass

Biowaste Pyrolysis Solutions (BPS)

Planned Multiple Roles Proprietary BPS is a privately held company that employs its proprietary Automated Micro Pyrolysis (AMP) technology to convert waste from wastewater treatment facilities into energy. Waste From Wastewater Treatment Facilities

Biowaste Pyrolysis Solutions (BPS)

Operational Multiple Roles Proprietary Offers proprietary Automated Micro Pyrolysis (AMP) technology to wastewater treatment facilities, transforming sludge into energy. Sewage Sludge

Blizzard Energy, Inc.

Operational Plant Operator Great Bend Continuous Blizzard Energy operates a commercial tire pyrolysis facility in Great Bend, Kansas. The plant utilizes advanced thermal decomposition to reclaim liquid pyrolysis oil, recovered carbon black (rCB), and steel from end-of-life scrap tires, while recycling syngas to power its own operations. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Blue World BioChar

Operational Plant Operator Salem Proprietary Blue World BioChar, based in Salem, New Hampshire, utilizes a patented pyrolysis process to produce high-purity biochar (93%+ carbon) for industrial and agricultural applications. The company targets diverse markets including building materials, water filtration, and carbon credits. Wood WasteBiomass

BluSky Carbon Inc.

Planned Multiple Roles Old Saybrook Proprietary BluSky Carbon Inc. is a Canadian company that provides innovative carbon removal clean technology, specifically biomass Vulcan pyrolysis technology. They have entered into a joint venture with Ikigai Carbon Corporation to deploy biochar projects in Namibia, focusing on converting organic and industrial waste into biochar, renewable power, and carbonate rocks. They aim to establish future biochar projects in Namibia, offering their technology and consulting services for biochar production and biomass carbon removal. Organic WasteIndustrial WasteBiomass

BluSky Carbon Inc. (Warren Facility)

Operational Plant Operator Warren Continuous BluSky Carbon is a decarbonization company producing biochar at its AR1 facility in Warren, Arkansas. The plant uses Vulcan Heavy pyrolysis systems to process regional wood waste into stable biochar for carbon removal credits. Wood WasteYellow PineForestry Residues

Bolder Industries

Under Construction Plant Operator Boulder Proprietary Affiliate of US-based company, building a new facility in Antwerp with EU Innovation Fund grant to process end-of-life tires. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Bolder Industries

Operational Plant Operator Terre Haute Proprietary Acquired the former Pyrolyx facility in Terre Haute, Indiana, and commenced production in early 2023, focusing on advanced sustainable chemical manufacturing from end-of-life tires. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Bolder Industries

Operational Plant Operator Maryville Continuous Bolder Industries operates a flagship ISCC PLUS certified tire pyrolysis facility in Maryville, Missouri. Their proprietary Bolderless™ process converts 98% of every scrap tire into sustainable carbon black (BolderBlack®) and pyrolysis oil (BolderOil™), which are integrated back into global supply chains for tires, auto parts, and petrochemicals. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Bolder Industries (Colorado HQ)

Operational Multiple Roles Boulder Continuous Bolder Industries is a leading circular solution provider for end-of-life tires. While their primary production facilities are in Missouri and Indiana, they are headquartered in Boulder and lead global commercialization of recovered carbon black and pyrolysis oil. End-of-Life Tires (ELT)

Boomitra

Operational Multiple Roles San Francisco Proprietary Boomitra's Oasis Biomass Carbon Removal and Storage Project tackles woody bush encroachment in Botswana, restoring grazing lands and delivering durable carbon removal. They process biomass into tightly sealed bales and bury them underground in oxygen-free conditions to achieve 100+ year carbon permanence. Woody Bush

All 288 Pyrolysis Companies in United States (A–Z)

  1. Advanced Biofuels of Idaho (ABI) · Heyburn
  2. Advanced Renewable Technology International (ARTi) · Prairie City
  3. Advanced Torrefaction Systems, LLC (ATS) · St. Louis
  4. Aether International Renewable Energy · Florida
  5. Aether International Renewable Energy · Sunset
  6. Again & Again Farmstead · Tamworth
  7. Agilyx · Tigard, Oregon
  8. Agilyx · Tualatin, Oregon, USA
  9. Agilyx (Channahon Plant) · Channahon
  10. Agilyx Corporation · Philadelphia Area
  11. Agilyx Corporation
  12. Agri-Plas Inc. · Brooks
  13. Airbuild · Green River
  14. Alabama Renewable Energy Inc. (AREI) · Alabama (statewide operations)
  15. All American Tire Recycling
  16. Alléo Energy · Bay Minette
  17. Alpine Forestry Utah
  18. Alterra Energy · Akron
  19. Amaron Energy · Salt Lake City
  20. American BioCarbon · White Castle
  21. American BioCarbon CT, LLC
  22. American BioChar Company
  23. Applied Carbon (Mobile Pyrolysis)
  24. Aries Clean Technologies (Linden Facility) · Linden
  25. Armstrong Regenerative Ag, LLC (ARA)
  26. ARTi
  27. Ashwood BioChar · Lexington
  28. BDS Tire Recycling, Inc.
  29. Biochar Now · Berthoud
  30. Biochar Now LLC
  31. Biochar Now LLC · Berthoud, CO
  32. Biochar Supreme · Everson
  33. BioEnergy Fuels · Utah
  34. Bioenergy Innovation Center (Bioenergy Devco) · Seaford
  35. Biomass Controls PBC · Woodstock
  36. Biomass Energy Techniques (BET) · Washington
  37. Biomass Engineering & Equipment · Indiana
  38. Biomass Secure Power Inc. · Laramie
  39. BioPower Inc. · Dothan
  40. Biowaste Pyrolysis Solutions (BPS)
  41. Biowaste Pyrolysis Solutions (BPS)
  42. Blizzard Energy, Inc. · Great Bend
  43. Blue World BioChar · Salem
  44. BluSky Carbon Inc. · Old Saybrook
  45. BluSky Carbon Inc. (Warren Facility) · Warren
  46. Bolder Industries · Boulder
  47. Bolder Industries · Terre Haute
  48. Bolder Industries · Maryville
  49. Bolder Industries (Colorado HQ) · Boulder
  50. Boomitra · San Francisco
  51. Braven Environmental · Zebulon
  52. Brightmark · Thomaston
  53. Brightmark
  54. Brightmark Energy (Ashley, Indiana) · Ashley
  55. C&S Processing Company
  56. Cabot Corp. (Circular Products) · Boston
  57. Capstone Green Energy (Swine Waste Project)
  58. Carba · Minneapolis
  59. Carbon Harvest LLC · Cincinnati
  60. CarbonZero.Eco · Colusa County
  61. Carolina Renewable Products (CRP) · Orangeburg
  62. Char Power · Des Moines
  63. Charm Industrial · San Francisco
  64. Charm Industrial · San Francisco
  65. CharTech / Synagro (Connecticut Pilot) · New Haven
  66. ChemPlax · Kenton
  67. Chevron Pascagoula (Advanced Recycling) · Pascagoula
  68. Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LLC · The Woodlands
  69. Circularity2 · Cross City
  70. Citroniq Chemicals · Falls City
  71. City of Minneapolis (Biochar Facility) · Minneapolis
  72. Clean Energy Technologies, Inc. (CETY) · Costa Mesa
  73. Clean Maine Carbon (CMC) · Greenville
  74. Clean Vision Corp. (Clean-Seas West Virginia)
  75. Clean Vision Corp. (Clean-Seas West Virginia) · Belle
  76. Clean-Seas (Templeton Project) · Templeton
  77. Clean-Seas Arizona · Phoenix
  78. Clean-Seas, Inc. & American Classic · Newaygo
  79. CO2-Sync · Heber City
  80. Coaltec Energy USA · Indiana
  81. Cold Steppe · Stuttgart
  82. Cornell University (Lehmann Lab / Dairy Pyrolysis) · Ithaca
  83. Cowboy Clean Fuels · Greenwood Village
  84. Crawford Advanced Materials, LLC (CAM) · Greenwood Township
  85. Cyclyx International · Portsmouth
  86. Delta AgroFiber Solutions LLC · Mandeville
  87. Divergent Recycling
  88. Douglas County Biochar (County Project) · Sedalia
  89. Dow Inc. — Advanced Recycling Program · Midland
  90. E&E Tire Disposal
  91. Earthcare · Bethel
  92. Earthcare LLC · Indiana
  93. Eco Infinic (in partnership with CSRC Group) · Phenix
  94. Ecoremedy, LLC · Pittsburgh
  95. Emanuel Tire LLC · Baltimore
  96. Empire Diversified (Port of West Virginia, Follansbee Facility) · Follansbee
  97. Empire Diversified Energy (Empire Green Generation)
  98. ExxonMobil · Baytown
  99. Facet Power, Inc. · Wilmington
  100. Falls Township / Shades of Green Inc. · Falls Township
  101. Flatwater Biochar (Flatwater Flatheads LLC) · Lincoln
  102. Foothills Charcoal Company · Milton
  103. Freepoint Eco-Systems · Stamford
  104. Freepoint Eco-Systems · Hebron
  105. Freepoint Eco-Systems (Eloy Plant) · Eloy
  106. Frontline BioEnergy
  107. Frontline BioEnergy · Nevada
  108. Fulcrum BioEnergy (Sierra BioFuels Plant) · Storey County
  109. Futuristic BioChar Concepts LLC · Cairo
  110. GDB Circular (Rogers Plant) · Rogers
  111. Genesis BioChar · Somers
  112. Gevo Inc. (Net-Zero North Dakota SAF Project) · Richardton
  113. GO Biochar · Salt Lake City
  114. Great River Greening (Biochar Program) · St. Paul
  115. Green Carbon Solutions (GCS)
  116. Green Link Renewable Energy
  117. Green Quest LLC · Richfield
  118. Green State Biochar · Vermont
  119. GROH LAND AIR & WATER LLC · Waukesha
  120. Haleakalā Biochar · Maui
  121. Heartland Biochar · Ames
  122. High Plains Biochar · Laramie
  123. High Plains Biochar · Laramie
  124. Hoskinson Group
  125. Idaho Tire Recycle · Idaho Falls
  126. Illinois Clean Fuels · Illinois
  127. International Bio Refineries (INBIO) · Salisbury
  128. International Recycling Group (IRG) · Erie County
  129. Iowa State University (ISU) / Bioeconomy Institute · Ames
  130. John Miedema's Integrated Pyrolysis and Gasification Facility · Philomath
  131. KC Biochar · Kansas City
  132. KC Biochar (Missouri) · Kansas City
  133. Kingsford Wood Char Plant · Glen
  134. Klean Industries (KleanFuels)
  135. Klean Industries (North America) · Vancouver (HQ); California (Project Office)
  136. Konza Renewable Fuels · Topeka
  137. Lewis Bamboo · Oakman
  138. Liberty Tire Recycling
  139. Life for Tyres Louisiana LLC · Reserve
  140. Liferaft Carbon Capture · Atalissa
  141. Louisiana Green Fuels · Columbia
  142. Louisiana Tire Recycling LLC · Baton Rouge
  143. Mars Mineral · Mars
  144. Maryland Environmental Service (MES) · Millersville
  145. Maui BioCarbon · Maui
  146. Metzler Forest Products LLC · Reedsville
  147. Michigan Organic Development, LLC. · Grand Rapids
  148. Microwave Renewable Technologies (MRT)
  149. Mississippi Tire Recycling LLC · Jackson
  150. Missouri Organic Association (Biochar Program)
  151. Mobile Biochar Systems (MBS) · Westbrook
  152. Modern Dispersions Inc. (MDI) · Leominster
  153. Modern Hydrogen (NW Natural Pilot Project) · Portland
  154. Monarch Waste Technologies LLC · Gadsden
  155. Monolith · Lincoln
  156. Montana Renewables LLC (MRL) · Great Falls
  157. Mote · Los Angeles
  158. Myno Carbon · Anchorage
  159. Myno Carbon · Washington
  160. NatureWorks (Chemical Recycling) · Blair
  161. NDSU (Agricultural Pyrolysis Research) · Fargo
  162. Net Zero Carbon Solutions
  163. Nevada Division of Forestry (Biomass Program) · Carson City
  164. New England Biochar LLC · Eastham
  165. New Life Tire Company · Maine
  166. New Life Tire Company · Carlsbad
  167. New Mexico State University (Biochar Research Hub) · Las Cruces
  168. Newlight Technologies (Project Phoenix) · Grand Forks (Project Hub)
  169. NextChar · Massachusetts
  170. Nexus Circular LLC · Atlanta
  171. Nexus Fuels LLC
  172. Nexus W2V, LLC · Cumberland
  173. NRRI (University of Minnesota) · Coleraine
  174. NV Recycling · Carson City
  175. NY Carbon · Saugerties
  176. Ohio State University · Columbus
  177. Ohio Valley Biochar
  178. Oklahoma Biochar Group · Oklahoma City
  179. Oklahoma State University (Red Cedar Biochar Research) · Stillwater
  180. Olympic Biochar · Port Townsend
  181. Orbital Biocarbon · Pittsburgh Area
  182. Oregon Biochar Solutions · Jackson County
  183. Oregon State University (Plastics to Fuel Project) · Corvallis
  184. Organic Mechanics Soil Company · Chester County
  185. OTR Wheel Engineering / Green Carbon Inc. · Rome
  186. Pacific Biochar
  187. Pacific Biochar
  188. Pacific Biochar Benefit Corp · Santa Rosa
  189. Par Hawaii (Renewable Fuel Division) · Kapolei
  190. Phibro rCB · Natchez
  191. Piedmont BioProduct, LLC
  192. PK Biochar · Central Florida
  193. Plastic2Oil Inc. (P2O)
  194. Polykem Materials Processing Inc. · Paris
  195. Prima America Corp. · Northumberland
  196. PTTGCA · Jeffersonville
  197. PureCycle Technologies · Orlando
  198. Pyrolysis USA · South Ogden
  199. Pyrotech Energy · Lexington
  200. Quality Flow Environmental LLC
  201. Qualterra · Cheney
  202. Quonset Soil Solutions LLC · North Kingstown
  203. Raven SR · Pinedale
  204. ReEnergy Biomass Maine · Stratton
  205. Refined Plastics LLC · King of Prussia
  206. Regenitech · Whitefish
  207. Reliable Tire Disposal
  208. Renewable Carbon Technologies (RCT) · Mobile
  209. Renewlogy · Salt Lake City
  210. Renewlogy Technologies Inc. · Salt Lake City, UT
  211. RES Polyflow · Akron
  212. Resco Products · Pittsburgh
  213. Restoration Bioproducts LLC · Lynchburg
  214. Revive Materials · Wabash
  215. Revolve Carbon Materials, Inc. · Jacksonville Beach
  216. Rexius Biochar
  217. Scandinavian Enviro Systems — USA Operations · Various US states
  218. SDI Biocarbon Solutions (Aymium Joint Venture) · Columbus
  219. SeaChar (Seattle Biochar) · Seattle
  220. Seneca Farms Biochar LLC · Odessa
  221. Seraphim Plastics LLC
  222. SERVODAY · Crossville
  223. SERVODAY · Coppock
  224. SERVODAY (Bridgeville Facility) · Bridgeville
  225. Servoday (Kentucky Assets) · Louisville
  226. Servoday (Maryland Torrefaction Facilities) · Prince Frederick
  227. Servoday (Massachusetts Facilities) · Fitchburg
  228. Servoday (Minnesota Torrefaction Plants) · Roseville
  229. Servoday (Mississippi Torrefaction Facilities) · Columbus
  230. Servoday (Missouri Torrefaction Facilities) · Greenfield
  231. SERVODAY (Montana Torrefaction Facilities) · Somers
  232. SERVODAY (Nebraska Torrefaction Plants) · Ayr
  233. SERVODAY (Nevada Torrefaction Facilities) · Reno
  234. SERVODAY (New Jersey Torrefaction Plants) · Rumson
  235. Servoday (North Carolina Torrefaction Network) · Oxford
  236. SERVODAY Group (Powell Plant) · Powell
  237. SERVODAY Group (Ten Sleep Plant) · Ten Sleep
  238. SERVODAY High-Energy Fuel Solutions · Buckeye Lake
  239. Shane Reinneck (Universal Drying Systems) · Freeburg
  240. Shell Norco (Plastic Recycling) · Norco
  241. Shell Polymers · Monaca
  242. Show Me The Carbon · Southwest Iowa
  243. Sierra Energy · Davis
  244. Simonpietri Enterprises / Aloha Carbon · Kapolei
  245. Smart Terra Care, LLC · Independence
  246. SOBE Energy Solutions · Youngstown
  247. Southwest Biochar (AZ-log) · Eager
  248. SR2O Holdings, LLC (Scrap Rubber 2 Oil) · Oklahoma City
  249. Standard Biocarbon Corporation (SBC) · Enfield
  250. Stine Seed Farms · Redfield
  251. SunnyDay Renewables · Wellington
  252. Sunshine Organics & Compost · Florida
  253. SWVA BioChar · Floyd County
  254. SynGest Inc. · Menlo
  255. Takachar (MIT Spinoff) · Boston
  256. TerraForge Biocarbon Solutions (Aymium/Weyerhaeuser) · Magnolia
  257. THE BioFoundry · Florida
  258. The Davey Tree Expert Company · East Dundee
  259. The Farm On Central
  260. The Hoskinson Group
  261. Three Dimensional Timberlands LLC
  262. Tire Reclaim · Caldwell
  263. TSI and Telfair Forest Products · Lumber City
  264. Tyrex Resources · Hamilton
  265. Tyrex Resources
  266. Tyrex Resources · Pennsylvania
  267. Tyrex Resources
  268. Tyrex Resources (NY Operations) · Hamilton (Regional HQ)
  269. United Earth Energy · Greensboro
  270. United Earth Energy (UEE) · Alabama (mobile operations)
  271. United Earth Energy (UEE) · Florida
  272. University of Iowa Technology Institute's Ratner Research Group · Coralville
  273. University of Wyoming · Laramie
  274. University of Wyoming - Center for Carbon Capture and Conversion (CCCC) · Laramie
  275. Utah Biomass Resources Group (UBRG)
  276. Verde Resources (La Belle Plant) · La Belle
  277. Village of Los Lunas (PlastikGas Project) · Los Lunas
  278. W.R. Grace & Co. (Advanced Recycling Pilot) · Columbia
  279. Wakefield Biochar · Valdosta
  280. Wakefield Biochar (Illinois presence) · Illinois
  281. Waste Energy Corp (Fayetteville Project) · Fayetteville
  282. Waste Recovery Technologies Carbon-Gas (WRT)
  283. Waste To Energy, Inc. · Slocomb
  284. Woodland Biomass Innovations (Woodland BIO) · Wellsboro
  285. World Tire Recycling LLC · Georgia
  286. Xscindo · Gillette
  287. Xscindo (at Rock Springs Landfill) · Gillette
  288. Zeus Industrial Products, Inc. · Orangeburg

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