Texas Green energy Park

Regeniam advised on the strategic repositioning of a 1,000+ acre retired paper mill site in East Texas—featuring existing buildings, rail and highway access, an active 100 MW privately owned substation, and legacy environmental permits. Our team developed the full business plan, led underwriting, and crafted market positioning materials to support acquisition and redevelopment. The plan includes near-zero emission energy generation facilities for onsite use and power sales into ERCOT, combining traditional gas-fired assets with pyrolysis systems that convert recycled wind turbine blades into energy. The project also integrates carbon capture and sequestration technologies to reduce emissions. 

• SDG 7 – Affordable and Clean Energy

  Supports deployment of clean and near-zero emission energy technologies.

  Enables integration of pyrolysis and carbon capture in local energy production.

• SDG 9 – Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

  Promotes redevelopment of legacy industrial infrastructure for future-focused energy use.

  Encourages innovation through advanced energy systems like turbine blade pyrolysis.

• SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities

  Revitalizes dormant industrial land while supporting local energy resilience.

  Improves environmental and economic outcomes for surrounding communities.

• SDG 12 – Responsible Consumption and Production

  Converts waste (e.g., decommissioned wind turbine blades) into energy through pyrolysis.

• SDG 13 – Climate Action

  Integrates carbon capture and sequestration to reduce GHG emissions.

  Aligns with regional decarbonization goals and Texas clean grid initiatives.