Atlan’s Back to Life Biochar & Soil Regeneration Services is seeking to scale its biochar soil amendment and compost business, upgrade equipment, capture more food waste, and replicate this process for others.

Biomass Controls is seeking to locate a facility in Washington state that will processes absorbent hygiene products, specifically post-consumer sustainable diapers, and is seeking funding/financing, site identification, and partnerships.

Corumat is seeking to develop The Big Green Loop® – a packaging ecosystem where compostable materials and food waste are recycled back into more compostable packaging.

Electra is seeking to enable better lifecycle management of end-of-life solar panels through an online platform that tracks and coordinates collection and logistics for reuse or recycling.

The Furniture Repair Bank is transitioning from pilot stage under Zero Waste Washington to a standalone non-profit organization and is seeking to refine its business and operational plans, solidify its revenue streams, and identify funding pathways.

NaturallyContained is currently launching its reusable and compostable coco fiber packaging and seeks to connect with Washington’s gardening industry to gain visibility with soil manufacturers, garden centers, and sustainably enthused gardeners.

MADF is seeking to renovate the building where the farmers will receive business services and is seeking identification of funding pathways and connection to new resources and partners.

Reclaim Project Recovery is seeking to add deconstruction and building materials reuse services with the Reuse Rebuild Center. The Reuse Rebuild Center will support its existing workforce development programs that focus on construction and other green collar jobs and introduce deconstruction services.  

Remakery is seeking to pilot a micro-recycling program, collecting #2 and #5 post-consumer plastic, like bottle tops and buckets, to recycle into durable, weather resistant 2x4 beams.

Re-Use Consulting is seeking to strengthen and link Reuse Innovation Centers across the state into a network that can coordinate supplies and redistribute materials to prevent waste. Additionally, efforts to identify a southeast Washington Reuse Innovation Center would provide full state coverage.

Revino is seeking to enter the Washington marketplace with its reusable, returnable wine bottle system, refine their business model and operational plans to fit Washington’s unique market, and connect with distribution and wine industry partners.

Revolve Solar is seeking to buildout its leadership team and build a full-scale prototype of its off-grid carport powered by functional, post-lease and manufacturing reject solar panels.

TSWAN is building a pilot program with four rural tribes to set up a hub-and-spoke recycling system that aims to gather enough material to sell to potential end markets.