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Waste Energy Corp (OTCQB: WAST) is a clean-energy and waste-to-energy company that converts non-recyclable plastics and end-of-life tires into fuels, recovered carbon materials, syngas, and other renewable energy products. The WAST news feed on Stock Titan aggregates company-issued updates and market coverage so readers can follow how its Midland, Texas waste conversion facility and technology platform progress over time.
News about Waste Energy Corp often focuses on milestones at its flagship Midland site, which serves as both a commercial-scale waste-to-energy facility and corporate headquarters. Articles highlight developments such as securing and taking possession of the 3.7-acre property, signing feedstock agreements for post-consumer and industrial plastic and rubber waste, and receiving the first feedstock deliveries as the company moves toward commissioning its 15-ton-per-day system.
Investors can also track financial updates, including reports of consecutive quarters of revenue growth as commercial operations begin, the company’s first operating profit, and transactions to reduce more than $1 million of debt through exchanges for restricted equity. Releases frequently discuss balance sheet trends, asset growth tied to equipment and infrastructure investments, and management’s focus on disciplined cost control.
Another recurring news theme is technology and strategy. Waste Energy Corp issues updates on its patent-pending carbon credit automation system that integrates IoT sensors, AI-driven verification, and blockchain records, as well as appointments to its advisory board of waste-to-energy and tire recycling specialists. For readers interested in clean energy, circular economy models, and carbon markets, the WAST news page offers a centralized view of the company’s operational, financial, and strategic announcements. Bookmark this page to quickly access new press releases and coverage related to Waste Energy Corp’s waste-to-energy initiatives.
Waste Energy (OTCID:WAST) has agreed to terms to expand its Midland, Texas waste conversion campus from approximately 4 acres to more than 13 acres, adding about 9 acres. The planned expansion, expected to close around September 1, 2026, remains subject to final documentation and customary conditions.
According to Waste Energy, the larger 13+ acre campus is intended to support higher waste tire intake, processing, staging and storage, plus space for additional waste conversion systems, logistics infrastructure and future complementary recycling operations. The move aligns with final commissioning of the company’s first waste conversion system and its strategy to build a scalable waste infrastructure platform in the Permian Basin.
Waste Energy (OTCID:WAST) issued a shareholder update on August 7, 2026, outlining progress at its Midland, Texas waste conversion campus and capital markets status. The company reiterated its 2026 focus on moving Midland from development toward commercial operations and confirmed it is not currently pursuing a reverse stock split.
Waste Energy is preparing its Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 and expects to file shortly. Following a five-year regulatory approval from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, the lead commissioning engineer is on site and initial commissioning work on the first waste conversion system is underway, including integration, equipment testing and tire feedstock buildup. The company is also participating in regional tire collection initiatives, engaged in discussions that could expand its Midland footprint (with no definitive agreements yet), and prioritizing commissioning, revenue generation, and potential Texas-wide expansion of its waste infrastructure model.
Waste Energy (OTCID: WAST) announced it has begun the final commissioning phase of its first commercial waste conversion system at its flagship Midland Waste Conversion Infrastructure Campus in Texas. The lead commissioning engineer is scheduled to arrive on August 4, 2026 to start final system integration, testing and startup.
According to Waste Energy, this follows completion of the first phase of the regulatory foundation for the campus and shifts the focus to operational readiness. The company continues to target commissioning of the first commercial system in mid-September 2026, after which the Midland campus is expected to begin processing waste tire feedstock into fuels, recovered carbon products, recyclable steel and other commodities, serving as a blueprint for future campuses across Texas.
Waste Energy Corp (OTCID:WAST) has received a five-year registration approval from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for its Midland, Texas waste conversion campus, effective through July 2031 under Title 30 TAC Chapter 328. This represents the company’s first major regulatory milestone and underpins its planned commercial feedstock intake and processing operations.
According to Waste Energy Corp, the approval followed roughly one year of site planning, engineering, application work and posting of financial assurance, and is viewed as removing a significant regulatory hurdle. The company plans to use the Midland campus as the template for a Texas-first expansion strategy targeting three to five additional sites in high-volume tire markets, including Houston, before considering other U.S. regions.
Waste Energy Corp (OTCID:WAST) announced that its common stock has been upgraded from the Pink Limited Market to the OTCID Market/b) operated by OTC Markets Group, a move aimed at improving financial reporting, corporate transparency and access to information for investors.According to Waste Energy Corp, the new designation is expected to support stronger engagement with shareholders, prospective investors, partners and capital providers as the company shifts its focus in the second half of 2026 toward commissioning its Midland, Texas waste-to-energy facility, expanding tire-processing capabilities and pursuing revenue opportunities across its waste-conversion platform.
Waste Energy (OTC:WAST) reported new operational milestones at its Midland, Texas waste-to-energy facility as it advances toward commercial operations. The company has placed its first tire processing system into operation, creating an additional revenue-generating activity while preparing feedstock for its first commercial waste conversion system.
Waste Energy also achieved another regulatory milestone for the Midland facility in the past week and anticipates further progress. According to management, the lead engineer is expected to arrive in Midland before the end of July 2026 to oversee final equipment integration, system testing and commissioning, supporting the company’s goal of building a scalable, multi-revenue waste-to-value platform.
Waste Energy (OTC PINK: WAST) outlined its second-half 2026 plan, targeting SEC reporting compliance by July 15, 2026 and aiming to apply for an OTCQB uplisting afterward.
The company is targeting commissioning its first commercial waste conversion system around September 15, 2026, expanding pre-commissioning revenue initiatives using tire feedstock and advancing its WEFuel R&D program.
Waste Energy (OTC:WAST) will host an Investor Update Call on June 25, 2026, at 4:15 p.m. ET. Management plans to discuss plans to regain SEC reporting compliance, return to the OTCQB, Midland facility commissioning, revenue-generation initiatives, WEFuel R&D, and its second-half 2026 operating strategy.
Waste Energy (OTC:WAST) plans a June 25, 2026 investor call from its Midland, Texas facility to outline a revised commissioning timeline, second-half 2026 operating plan, new revenue initiatives, and commercial outlook.
The company is advancing final construction, equipment integration, and feedstock preparation, using a large on-site tire stockpile to support new tire preparation and material recovery activities expected to begin generating revenue as early as June 2026. Waste Energy has executed a Letter of Intent and purchased specialized tire processing equipment to enhance feedstock quality and operational efficiency. The company also appointed M&K CPAS as its new independent auditor, seen as a step toward returning to fully reporting status and regaining OTCQB qualification.
Waste Energy (OTCQB:WAST) reported that its independent registered public accounting firm, Integritat CPAs, resigned effective May 19, 2026. The company is evaluating larger PCAOB-registered firms with more scale and public-company experience while it transitions from development-stage operations toward commercial commissioning.
Waste Energy states no material accounting, revenue recognition, SEC disclosure errors, or financial misstatements were identified before the resignation. Audit-related delays have affected reporting timelines, financing activities, and its Midland, Texas facility commissioning schedule, and management has not yet provided a revised commissioning target.