Natural Resource Recovery, Inc. developed the patent pending "Carbonator" technology which reclaims and converts organic waste and energy resource streams into hydrocarbon products and other marketable by-products. All with no waste and in a manner truly safe to the environment.


Operating today in an initial production facility in Texas, the technology is being applied to processing scrap/discarded tires  With well understood, manageable technology and processes, this operation produces four high yield marketable components with zero residual waste: specialty oilfield chemicals, carbon black, wet gas, and steel. This is a  break-through technological achievement.


With Near Bore Resources as our exclusive licensee for rubber waste reclaimation, Natural Resource Recovery's current product focus is delivering   an innovative line of oilfield chemicals in two initial markets: Enhanced Oil Recovery (down-hole well production) and Downstream facilities (storage terminals, plants and refineries with wax and heavy oil tank bottom issues).

There are opportunities all over the country and worldwide, and we at NRR have developed a break-through technology and process method to eliminate many troubling waste streams.


Carbonator technology and NR206 products

Prior decades of attempts were unsuccessful in achieving commercial viability. Over the last 10 years, NRR has created and integrated the systems and methods for recycling waste into energy. Making this technology commercially available now, Natural Resource Recovery is directly contributing to a cleaner environment, and profitably enabling a new wave of energy production and supply.


The "Carbonator" utilizes an innovative continuous flow process, NOT like burning/ incineration in traditional methods. Near Bore Resources is applying our technology to a key environmental problem, successfully converting tire waste into complex chemicals and other commodities.


We at Natural Resource Recovery are very proud of our achievements in producing a technology that will definitely help the United States become less dependent on foreign oil supplies.