Kore Infrastructure operates in the renewable energy sector, focusing on converting organic waste into valuable energy resources through a process called pyrolysis. This high-temperature, oxygen-free process results in ultra-low emissions and zero waste, making it an environmentally friendly solution. The company serves municipalities, waste management firms, and energy providers, primarily in Southern California, one of the most stringently regulated regions in the world. Kore Infrastructure's business model revolves around refining the carbon in organic wastes into renewable natural gas, hydrogen, or power, which are then sold to energy markets. The company has received all necessary permits and certifications, including air emissions permits from the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD), compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), a solid waste facility permit from CalRecycle, and the Green Chemistry Award. This robust regulatory compliance ensures that their operations meet the highest environmental standards. Kore Infrastructure generates revenue by selling the renewable energy products derived from waste, positioning itself as a key player in the sustainable energy market.

Keywords: pyrolysis, renewable energy, organic waste, natural gas, hydrogen, zero emissions, Southern California, AQMD, CEQA, Green Chemistry Award.