The circular economy is a concept where waste is designed out of economic activity, where products and materials are kept in use, and where natural systems are regenerated.

 

Our current economy is linear: based on take, make, and waste. Every day we throw economically valuable resources into landfill.

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Waste to Work takes end-of-life and post-recyclable organic and fossil-fuel-based materials, diverting them from landfill, and transforms them through gasification for reuse in the circular economy. 

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Syngas, biochar, and carbon black are high value feedstocks for a range of industrial, technical, and commercial purposes.

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Electricity produced from syngas may be renewable and with heat captured from the gasification process can provide energy for commercial and industrial use.

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Biochar has an important role to play in regenerating agricultural soil and is a stable form of stored atmospheric carbon available for sequestration.