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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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HarvestCycle Energy is a U.S.-based waste-to-value enterprise launching operations in 2026. We operate in the renewable energy and sustainable agriculture sectors using anaerobic digestion to convert organic waste from farms and municipalities into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas (RNG) and nutrient-dense biofertilizer. Our core activities are long-term feedstock contracting, centralized digestion and gas-upgrading at a state-of-the-art facility, on-site nutrient recovery, and commercial RNG injection and fertilizer distribution. We target regional dairy and livestock farms, municipal solid waste programs, and mid-sized utilities seeking low-carbon gas. Our one-liner: We turn organic waste into reliable energy and soil-ready nutrients.
What sets us apart is an integrated circular-economy design that maximizes methane capture and nutrient recovery, coupled with long-term feedstock agreements and direct offtake pathways for RNG and biofertilizer. Short-term goals are to complete commissioning, secure five multi-year feedstock contracts, and achieve steady-state commercial RNG deliveries in year one post-launch. Long-term goals are to scale by adding modular digestion trains at three regional sites, reduce lifecycle GHG emissions for partners, and become a financially stable regional supplier of low-carbon gas and fertilizer. Our strategy emphasizes stable cash flows, measurable environmental impact, and repeatable site replication.
Municipalities, farms, and food processors face rising disposal costs, landfill scarcity, growing greenhouse-gas emissions from organic waste, energy price volatility, and declining soil health.
The market lacks a widespread, localized solution that links organic-waste diversion to on-site renewable energy and soil amendments; current disposal and fertilizer practices are costly and environmentally harmful.
We address this gap by deploying U.S.-based anaerobic digestion facilities (launching 2026) that convert organic waste into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas and biofertilizer, reducing disposal costs, GHG risk, energy dependence, and soil degradation.
American communities face overflowing landfills, rising methane emissions, volatile fossil fuel dependence, and declining soil health; our project turns that liability into value by converting organic waste into usable products and reliable waste services. In short: we transform organic waste into marketable energy and soil inputs while cutting emissions.
We produce pipeline-quality renewable natural gas (RNG) and supply nutrient-rich biofertilizer, accept feedstock from local farms and municipal programs to ensure steady input, reduce methane emissions that would otherwise escape, and serve energy and agricultural markets with low-carbon fuel and reusable soil product.
Our mission is to lead the transition to a circular economy by transforming organic waste into sustainable energy and agricultural resources, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and restoring soil health. We commit to enhancing local energy independence through proven, innovative technology and to proving that waste is a valuable asset. We create measurable value for partners, investors, and the environment and set the standard for waste-to-value operations in the United States.
Our success rests on resilient revenues, reliable feedstock, experienced leadership, high-value environmental credits, and secured offtake partnerships.
Financial snapshot for the Biogas Production project at launch in January 2026.
Ratio |
2026 |
2027 |
2028 |
Projected Revenue |
$5,935,000 |
$9,237,375 |
$11,663,250 |
Projected EBITDA |
$4,673,000 |
$7,331,000 |
$9,320,000 |
Expected ROI |
46.22% |
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Financial requirements: Total listed capex of $26,500,000; minimum cash on hand required in launch month is $1,234,000. Anticipated return on equity: 46.22% with payback in 1 month and breakeven in Jan-26.
Overall outlook: strong early cash generation and scaling EBITDA to $11.4M by Year 5.
The project requires $27,734,000 to complete construction, install equipment, and hold minimum operating cash for a commercial launch in 2026.
Categories |
Amount, USD |
Anaerobic digester tanks |
$8,000,000 |
Gas upgrading system |
$5,500,000 |
Construction management and contingency |
$3,000,000 |
Engineering and design |
$1,500,000 |
Site preparation and civil works |
$2,500,000 |
Feedstock reception system |
$1,200,000 |
Digestate processing equipment |
$1,800,000 |
Grid interconnection infrastructure |
$2,000,000 |
Control systems and SCADA |
$750,000 |
On-site laboratory setup |
$250,000 |
Working capital |
$1,234,000 |
Total funding required |
$27,734,000 |
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