Project Jacob
400–500-acre flagship — a two-campus district (West Energy + AI, East Manufacturing + Recovery) separated by a scenic reservoir corridor.
A resource, energy, infrastructure, and redevelopment platform formed to acquire, develop, and optimize strategic assets — ensuring the economic benefits stay within the communities that produced them.

Management believes the target market holds one of the most underappreciated combinations of energy, infrastructure, water, workforce, and redevelopment opportunities in North America.
400–500-acre flagship — a two-campus district (West Energy + AI, East Manufacturing + Recovery) separated by a scenic reservoir corridor.
Circonomy Riverlands at Wilhelm — a 5,000–5,500-acre circular industrial ecosystem along a major river corridor.
300–400-acre Circonomy Farm at Dorchen — a living demonstration of the Circonomy circular model.
Commercialization of natural gas resources through LNG initiatives, power generation, industrial applications, and future hydrogen opportunities.
Project Grimm is Circonomy's multi-property platform — Project Jacob, Project Wilhelm, and Project Dorchen — supporting AI, data centers, advanced manufacturing, circular industry, and resource recovery.
Acquisition and aggregation of land, mineral, timber, and infrastructure assets — targeting control of more than 50,000 acres over time.
Transformation of legacy coal assets, tailings, and industrial sites into advanced materials, critical minerals, and future industrial uses.

Circonomy was founded to preserve industrial heritage while creating a new generation of opportunity through responsible stewardship, innovation, workforce development, and strategic investment.