Why California

The next challenge
is what remains.

California has built an enormous recycling infrastructure. It now needs a new generation of infrastructure for the residual stream.

The case

Four forces. One infrastructure gap.

01

Massive residual stream

More than 40 million tons per year still reach landfill.

02

Infrastructure gap

Transformation remains less than 1% of California's 2024 waste management.

03

Circular investment

California's Zero Waste work calls for expanded circular-economy infrastructure.

04

Energy demand

Reliable local generation becomes more valuable as the electricity system evolves.

Source: CalRecycle, State of Disposal and Recycling in California, Calendar Year 2024

KRYONITE POWER's position

Recycle more. Recover more. Landfill less.

KPAX complements source reduction, reuse, recycling and organics recovery. It does not compete with them.

Build California's next layer of circular infrastructure.

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