Waste Energy Corp. is trying to open a toxic dump in our city.

Help stop them!

It will poison you and your family—no matter your race, politics, or income.


Waste Energy Corp. hides behind buzzwords like “AI,” “green,” “renewable,” and “clean energy.” In reality, they plan to burn plastic using pyrolysis—a dangerous and thoroughly discredited process.

Plastic pyrolysis releases toxic pollution linked to over 20 types of cancer, birth defects, and other incurable diseases. It contaminates air and water, lowers property values, raises medical costs, and increases emergency risks.

Waste Energy Corp.'s management has a history of failed businesses and shady financial deals.

They already tried to set up shop at 555 South Cool Spring St.—and were told they are NOT WELCOME. Now they are quietly searching for another location in Fayetteville.

The following report brings together our surprising, multifaceted findings about Waste Energy Corp.

The Green Scheme: From Buzzwords to Ashes in a City That Believed It Could

1. Executive Summary

This report is a comprehensive investigation into the company “Waste Energy Corp.”, as well as its proposal to construct a pyrolysis facility. We reveal deep and pervasive problems inherent to the project, which make it unviable and likely harmful to the environment, community, economy, and public health.

Key Conclusions:

  • The project is financially infeasible. The capital expenditure (capex) of a typical pyrolysis plant is around 100 to 250 million USD. Waste Energy Corp. has not disclosed any funding sources or plans on how to secure such large amounts of capital.

  • Some members of the Waste Energy Corp. leadership team have a history of failed ventures, legal judgments, stock manipulation, and fabricated business experience.

  • The proposed technology is unstable, dangerous, and economically unsupported. Claims by the company that it will destroy PFAS (perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances), also known as “forever chemicals,” achieve zero emissions, and utilize artificial intelligence are unfounded.

  • The facility would emit toxic substances, such as VOCs, PAHs, heavy metals, and microplastics without employing any known and verified technologies for filtration or mitigation.

  • Waste Energy Corp. has not disclosed any permits, zoning approvals, or environmental studies related to its technology or plans. This places the project at high legal risk and violates standard siting and permitting protocols.

The evidence overwhelmingly demonstrates that Waste Energy Corp.’s proposal is based on false promises, greenwashing, and a wholesale disregard for ethical and operational responsibility. Officials, regulators, and the public should reject this proposal to protect the health, safety, and economic well-being of our community.






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Waste Energy Corp is pushing a hazardous operation that could harm our health, environment, and economy— all while trying to mislead investors and the public. Let local officials and institutions know where you stand:

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