FAQs

  • No. Kore’s MX-1 modular pyrolysis platform is non-combustion. We are not “burning trash”!

  • No. Co-location is optional.

    Kore projects can support a strategy of distributed deployments and, where applicable, PPA structures. The right approach depends on your reporting, market rules, and offtake strategy.

  • Clean power is driven by the lifecycle profile of the MX-1 platform— including biocarbon outcomes and verified market structures. Specific results depend on feedstock, configuration, and credit programs. Kore’s clean power helps companies meet their sustainability targets.

  • Dispatchable clean power and Biocarbon. Different sites may prioritize different output mixes.

  • Modular systems are designed to compress timelines versus conventional power plants. Actual timelines depend on site conditions, permitting, and integration requirements — but the target is months, not years.

  • Systems are designed for scalability.

    Add modules to increase capacity on a site

    Deploy clusters across multiple sites

    Build networks that behave like a virtual power plant

  • Typical installations are designed to fit in roughly ~1 acre, depending on configuration and site layout.

  • Primarily organic waste streams, including landfill-bound organics. Other eligible feedstocks can include agricultural and forestry residues where applicable and permitted.

  • Kore is non-combustion by design and engineered for ultra-low emissions profiles. It has been demonstrated in strict regulatory environments, including the South Coast AQMD airshed.

  • Kore’s SoCalGas deployment in LA demonstrated that it can operate within one of the toughest airsheds in the U.S. Every site is still site-specific — but precedent matters.

  • Certain configurations are designed to handle challenging waste streams and may support destruction of specific contaminants (including PFAS in applicable feedstocks), subject to site-specific permitting and operating conditions.

    The system is designed to remove challenging contaminants in eligible feedstocks, subject to site-specific design and regulatory requirements.

  • It’s the operational model: Kore enables landfill owners and site partners to divert eligible organic material into a conversion pathway that produces energy outputs — without requiring them to become technology operators.

  • Kore builds, owns and operates its modules, but project structures vary. Kore can support different development and operating models depending on the site, partner ecosystem, and finance plan.

  • Kore supports controllable, dispatchable output and modular redundancy strategies. It can integrate into microgrids, and on-site generation designs aligned with N+1 philosophies. Please reach out to us.

  • Start with constraints:

    Your load growth and timeline

    Your market and interconnection posture

    Your SDG, sustainability, and reporting requirements

    VPP to support book + trade strategies.

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