About Us

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MISSION STATEMENT:

PRR is introducing new technology that reduces waste produced in communities by taking this unique technology to produce industrial sugars into commercial reality. This process benefits the communities and country through the creation of jobs, bio products and is 100% waste free production of product.

 
PRR will provide strategic oversight for the development and operation of facilities for the conversion of cellulosic biomass material into: 1) The conversion of cellulosic biomass into sugars and sulphur free lignin which are used in the manufacture of building block chemicals and compounds consumed by the food, pharmaceutical, plastics, aerospace, automobile, construction, fertilizer, and apparel industries in the manufacture of their products and 2) The removal of cellulosic biomass (plant) waste and other materials from enterprises that generate the same.


PRODUCTS AND SERVICES:
Phoenix Renewable Resources LLC (PRR) provides management expertise to develop and operate facilities that transforms cellulosic biomass into two sugars and sulphur free lignin thereby producing materials that are widely used as inputs for the production of value added chemicals across many industries. PRR ensure the successful operation of each facility including site design, construction management, supplier, buyer, contract management, and arrangement of funding for each site. Specifically,PRR ensures the successful operation of each facility by providing the following products and services:

  • Locates and contracts with producers (i.e. farmers, municipal waste companies, wood/paper waste producers, etc.) to secure source inputs for the process.
  •  Develops site design for each facility to ensure it can service volume of material supplied while providing construction management and operational management services for all facilities. 
  • Establishes site-specific legal entity and arranges capital financing for the facility being developed   

STRATEGIC VISION:
We will establish 55 facilities over the next 15 years in the United States, Canada, Central America and South America. The sites are selected because of expressed interest in the “green,” biomass process to help with waste issues as well as the proximity to buyers of the sugar and lignin.