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The entry point for Carbotura’s Circular Advantage engagement with the Regina–Moose Jaw corridor — the documents covering the feedstock system, the commercial structure, the economics, the decision and what it means for residents.

Three things this document says
  1. The Regina–Moose Jaw corridor is at a decision point: the Moose Jaw Sanitary Landfill reaches capacity around 2030.
  2. Advanced Circular Manufacturing converts the residual stream into products under one agreement, with no the City capital committed.
  3. The engagement decision has to be taken while the option is still open — authorising later forecloses the earlier phases.
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Engagement Path — Follow the Numbers

1 LOI / MOU engagement begins A non-binding Letter of Intent / Memorandum of Understanding. It opens the engagement, establishes the joint working group and data exchange, and carries no cost and no obligation for the community. Steps 1–5 are paper — typically 3–18 months in total.
2 Term Sheet verification & terms The verification phase. Feedstock streams, volumes, and the community’s disposal-cost basis (FWDC) are confirmed, the site is selected, and the per-tonne commercial terms are agreed before anything is signed long-term.
3 CSA execution = T0 The Circular Supply Agreement — a minimum 30-year supply contract with perpetual continuation. Execution starts the project clock (T0). It locks the Beneficiation Fee, the Circular Royalty™, the feedstock commitment, and site access.
4 Underwriting Carbotura-financed Carbotura arranges 100% of the facility financing under its Build-Own-Operate model. The community contributes zero capital and takes no construction or financing risk; an 18-month Parent Performance Guarantee backs all payment obligations.
5 Permitting manufacturing basis The facility is permitted as manufacturing (NAICS 31–33), never as waste processing. Both parties commit to the Regulatory Predicate Transition — the endpoint is categorical: manufacturing classification across all permitting, licensing and regulatory contexts.
6 Deployment build · 12–18 months The facility is manufactured and deployed in standardized 100 TPD modular increments rather than built as one-off construction — a 12–18 month build from CSA execution to commissioning.
7 COD & Royalties royalty +13mo after first fee Commercial Operations Date: the facility begins accepting feedstock. The Beneficiation Fee applies to delivered tonnage, and the first Circular Royalty™ payment follows 13 months after the first fee payment, then monthly, escalating every year.

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Carbotura · Advanced Circular Manufacturing · Community Overview
Corridor Population
~323K
persons · 2026 estimate
Addressable Feedstock
~400 TPD
planning basis
Beneficiation Fee — Base
$100 CAD
per tonne · confirmed
First Royalty Receipt
Month 13
+$17.50 CAD/tonne
30-yr Cumulative Royalty
+$185M+
CAD cumulative (modeled)
Avoidable Capex
$133M
Moose Jaw landfill
Phase Initial COD
12–18
month build · Moose Jaw priority
Community Capex
$0
Carbotura owns facility
Six Documents · One Decision
The complete engagement suite — start with the Feedstock System Assessment, end with the Decision Brief.
Brief ↗
Decision Brief
One-page decision instrument with fiscal timing, named deadlines, irreversibility mechanisms, and the single required action to preserve all optionality.
~2030 hard deadline $133M capex window Term Sheet phase verification path
Open document ↗
Assessment ↗
Feedstock System Assessment
Feedstock volumes, operators, disposal costs, and system transition risks across the full Regina–Moose Jaw Corridor. Includes full glossary and source references.
~400 TPD assessed 7 operators verified Infrastructure map
Open document ↗
Proposal ↗
Circular Advantage Proposal
30-year Circular Supply Agreement structure, deployment phases, site candidate analysis, Beneficiation Fee schedule, and Circular Royalty™ cash flow model.
$100 CAD/tonne Beneficiation Fee 3 site candidates $0 community capex
Open document ↗
EIR ↗
Economic Impact Report
State A vs. State B delta model quantifying 30-year fiscal position, phase cost comparisons, environmental delta, and risk and sensitivity analysis.
+$863–888M delta $133M capex avoided 30-yr model
Open document ↗
Community ↗
Community Benefits
Plain-language overview of what Advanced Circular Manufacturing means for residents — one bin, no burial, jobs, royalty payments, and cleaner neighbourhoods.
Public engagement Resident-facing Plain language
Open document ↗
WHAT CHANGES
What Adopting Carbotura Changes
A plain-language tour of how a 30-year ACM commitment changes a community’s fiscal position, employment, and waste system structure. Generic illustrative figures.
Open ↗
Corridor Overview
Primary cities: City of Regina · City of Moose Jaw
Corridor communities: White City · Pilot Butte · Balgonie · Pense · RM of Sherwood No. 159 · RM of Pense No. 160 · RM of Moose Jaw No. 161
Province: Saskatchewan, Canada
Accounting standard: PSAB (community) · IFRS (SPV Finance)
Landfill operators: City of Regina (Fleet Street) · City of Moose Jaw (Caribou St E)
WWTP operators: EPCOR Water Services Inc. (Regina, contract to 2044) · City of Moose Jaw
Recycling processor: SK Recycles (effective July 1, 2025)
Water supply: Buffalo Pound Provincial Water Supply Commission
Priority deployment: Phase Initial — Moose Jaw (landfill end-of-life ~2030)
CSA term: 30 years from T0 (execution date)
Phase Expanded capacity: 400 TPD / 4 modules
Engagement prepared: March 2026
Financial estimates in this engagement suite are modeled projections based on confirmed inputs (Beneficiation Fee $100 CAD/tonne, Carbotura standard royalty parameters) and planning-basis assumptions (feedstock volumes, FWDC range). Projections are not guaranteed outcomes. All figures are subject to confirmation during Term Sheet phase verification. This suite was prepared by Carbotura, Inc. in March 2026.
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Programme Overview · General Audience

What Adopting Carbotura Changes →↗

Programme-level explainer: the CSA structure and the Exogenesis™ add-on, fiscal timeline, State A vs State B delta, and the Regulatory Predicate Transition — the dewaste pathway off waste-domain law onto manufacturing law. Applies to every community.

Learn about the programme →↗