Revenue Streams Part 2: Turning Waste into Watts
Our tire digestion process generates way more electricity than it consumes.
Most companies buy power from the grid. PowerLink, with surplus to spare, will be selling.
Like any operation, when we enter a new location, we draw from the grid during initial startup. Once our patented digestion system is running, it produces the low-carbon diesel and propane to power our own generators, eliminating dependence on external electricity entirely. That self-sufficiency isn’t just an operational advantage. It is another revenue line, as the surplus can be sold back to the grid.
Facilities can also be configured as power generation plants, feeding electricity directly to utilities instead of shipping fuel to another location. That’s a potential recurring revenue stream layered on top of commodity sales.
In developing and off-grid areas, the opportunity could be even larger. Electricity rates in some international markets run 4–10 times the U.S. cost per kilowatt-hour. Our PowerLink Mobile units can deliver waste clean-up, commodities, and power generation to communities where grid infrastructure is limited, potentially serving as the only source of electricity available.
That’s not just a side benefit. That’s an entire market on its own.
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Watch our webinar replay from last month, where we take a deeper dive and show how our tire digestion process works.
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