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Kore is building the next class of distributed energy infrastructure.

The proven MX-1 modular pyrolysis platform converts abundant organic waste feedstocks at landfills into clean baseload power and biocarbon.

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About Kore Infrastructure

Kore Infrastructure deploys the MX-1 modular pyrolysis platform that converts landfill-diverted organic waste into 24/7 baseload power without combustion, turning above-ground carbon liabilities into clean electrons. Landfills are future power plants: one of America’s largest untapped distributed energy reserves, already located near demand centers with existing grid interconnections and abundant feedstock supply. Rather than relying on mega-CapEx projects, Kore scales through rapid replication, switching on distributed energy nodes across the U.S. landfill network. Operationally proven with SoCalGas in Los Angeles and permitted in one of the nation’s most stringent air districts, Kore delivers speed to electrons affordably through modular, repeatable deployment.