Contact The KPAX™ platform
The next generation
of resource recovery.
Clean energy. Industrial scale.
California still sends more than 40 million tons of material to landfill every year. KRYONITE POWER is developing the infrastructure to recover value from what remains—converting residual waste into reliable energy and recovered materials.
Explore KPAXWhy now
California is entering a new infrastructure cycle.
More than 40 million tons still go to landfill every year, while the state is simultaneously investing in a circular economy and new resource-recovery infrastructure.
The opportunity is no longer simply to manage waste.
It is to recover the value that remains.
Source: CalRecycle, Calendar Year 2024
KPAX™
A scalable infrastructure platform.
Each configuration uses the same fundamental architecture, engineering philosophy and procurement strategy—scaled to the available waste stream, grid connection and local economics.
Proven at scaleWe are not inventing the boiler.
We are not inventing the boiler.
We are reinventing the infrastructure.
KRYONITE POWER is not betting the company on unproven combustion technology.
See the proven systems We integrate commercially proven systems from established technology and engineering partners into a standardized KRYONITE POWER facility architecture.
Scale without reinvention
One proven foundation. A platform built to expand.
01Proven industrial technology
02KRYONITE POWER system architecture
03KPAX 500
04KPAX 750
05KPAX 1000+
The KRYONITE POWER advantage
Five principles for investable infrastructure.
Proven technology
Established industrial technology.
Standardized platform
Repeatable KPAX configurations.
Contracted revenue
Waste supply and power offtake.
Industrial scale
500,000 tonnes per year and expandable.
Community-first design
Architecture that supports community acceptance and project development.
What goes into KPAX?
Infrastructure for the residual fraction.
KPAX is designed for what remains after practical source reduction, reuse, recycling and organics recovery.
01Reduce
02Reuse
03Recycle
04Organics
05KPAX
06Minimal landfill
Why California
The next infrastructure challenge is the residual stream.
Source: CalRecycle, Calendar Year 2024
Understand the opportunityThe first development target
San Diego.
A concrete starting point with a significant residual stream, established waste infrastructure, a large economic base and meaningful electricity demand.
Waste
Potential long-term regional supply.
Site + permits
Disciplined development before construction.
Energy
Potential utility and corporate offtake.
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