CARBOTURA
Phoenix ACM · Document Hub · March 2026
COMMERCIAL INTEREST DISCLOSURE
This hub is prepared by an interested party. Carbotura Inc. is the proposed commercial partner and has a direct financial interest in the City of Phoenix adopting this proposal. All financial projections and impact figures were produced by Carbotura Inc., not by an independent analyst or public body. The City of Phoenix should seek independent financial, legal, technical, and procurement advice before making any decision. v1.0 · March 2026 · Stage 1 of 7
Stage 1 of 7 — Partnership Proposal · Active

Carbotura Inc. · City of Phoenix, Arizona · ACM Partnership Engagement

Phoenix Engagement
Document Suite

A structured set of intelligence reports, economic analyses, and a partnership proposal prepared by Carbotura Inc. for the City of Phoenix as part of Stage 1 outreach for an Advanced Circular Manufacturing facility at the Resource Innovation Campus. All documents comply with the Carbotura ACM Language Guide and Community Transparency Standards.

JurisdictionCity of Phoenix, Maricopa County, AZ
CurrencyUSD · GASB Accounting
Population1,673,164 (July 2024 — 5th largest U.S. city)
Regulatory AuthorityADEQ · SB 1156 (2021) Manufacturing Permit
PublishedMarch 2026
StatusProposal — Pre-Agreement
$9.8B 30-Year Community
Benefit (Tier 2)
$2B+ Total Contingent
Liability Identified
$20.8M Enterprise Fund
Structural Shortfall
$0 Capital Required
from Phoenix
780 Manufacturing Jobs
Tier 2 · $85.8M Payroll

Overview

Advanced Circular Manufacturing — Introduction

A short introduction to Carbotura's ACM technology and the partnership model described in the documents below.

Document Library

Phoenix Engagement Suite

Three documents constitute Stage 1 of Carbotura's engagement with the City of Phoenix. Each is self-contained, fully sourced, and compliant with all 70 criteria of the Community Transparency Standards framework. Start with the Executive Briefing for a fast senior-officer overview, then follow the source documents for full analysis and financial modelling.

Executive Briefing · Stage 1 of 7

Phoenix ACM Executive Briefing

Concise senior officer and council briefing distilling five structural findings: $20.8M enterprise fund crisis, $2B+ liability wall, SR-85 capacity gap, Reimagine Phoenix diversion stall, and the ACM partnership pathway at the Resource Innovation Campus. Includes tier comparison table and engagement pathway. Written for a reader with no prior knowledge of the proposal.

Executive Summary $2B+ Liability ACM Pathway Short Format

Carbotura EIR Series · Arizona · 2025

Phoenix Metro Waste Industry Intelligence Report 2025

Comprehensive structural analysis of Phoenix's waste management landscape: Republic/WM duopoly dynamics, PFAS and CCR liability exposure, SR-85 Landfill closure risk, enterprise fund crisis, diversion stagnation under Arizona preemption law, and the $2B+ contingent liability profile facing the city.

EIR $2B+ Liability Enterprise Fund Crisis 2025 Data

Economic Impact Report & Partnership Proposal

Phoenix ACM Economic Impact Report & Stage 1 Proposal

Full combined document: disposal cost analysis ($154/ton blended · 5.9%/yr escalation), liability exposure modelling, 30-year financial projections ($1.96B–$9.80B community benefit), status quo vs. ACM correction blocks, public and resident impact analysis including rate-payer and PFAS/CCR tables, accountability contacts, source bibliography, and the Stage 1 partnership proposal for the Resource Innovation Campus.

Partnership Proposal 30-Year Projections Status Quo Analysis Full Document

Key Findings

$20.8M enterprise fund structural shortfall confirmed

$2B+ total contingent liability identified (PFAS, CCR, WQARF, COPERS)

Republic/WM duopoly — HHI ~3,954 (Highly Concentrated)

Reimagine Phoenix 50%-by-2030 target — no programmatic pathway

Document Standards

ACM Partnership Language Guide v3.7 compliant

Community Transparency Standards — 70 criteria

Confidence-rated figures throughout (H/M/L)

All projections labelled illustrative with stated assumptions

Engagement Stage

Stage 1 of 7 — Initial Intelligence & Outreach

Interested party: Carbotura Inc.

Target authority: City of Phoenix, Arizona

Contact: media@carbotura.com

Engagement Pathway · 7 Stages

From Proposal to
Commercial Operations Date

The ACM partnership follows a structured seven-stage engagement process from initial proposal to first feedstock delivery. Each stage is documented and non-binding until the Circular Offtake Agreement (COA) is executed at Stage 4. Carbotura finances 100% of construction at all stages — Phoenix's only obligation at Stage 1 is to review this document.

Stage 1 — Active
  • 1 Partnership Proposal — this document suite
  • 2 Letter of Intent (LOI) — non-binding, 30–60 days
  • 3 Term Sheet — tier selection, TMC Fee, timeline
  • 4 Circular Offtake Agreement (COA) — execution
  • 5 Permitting — ADEQ manufacturing permit (SB 1156)
  • 6 Financial Close & Ground Break — RIC site
  • 7 COD — first feedstock delivery · Target: Q2 2027