Strategic Environmental & Ener Stock Price, News & Analysis
Company Description
Strategic Environmental & Energy Resources, Inc. (SEER) (OTCQB: SENR) is an environmental and industrial services company that focuses on environmental clean technologies, renewable fuels, and waste stream management. According to company disclosures, SEER identifies, secures, and commercializes patented and proprietary technologies across several multibillion‑dollar sectors, including oil and gas, renewable fuels, and multiple forms of waste management for both solid and gaseous waste streams. Its stated purpose is to either destroy or minimize hazardous waste streams more safely and at lower cost than competitive alternatives, and/or process waste for use as a renewable fuel for the benefit of customers and the environment.
Business model and core activities
SEER describes itself as a provider of environmental, renewable fuels and industrial waste stream management services. The company’s business model centers on deploying its proprietary and licensed technologies into commercial projects where waste destruction, emissions reduction, and renewable energy production are priorities. These projects include applications in biogas and renewable natural gas (RNG), industrial odor and gas treatment, biochar and biocarbon production, and medical and hazardous waste treatment through its subsidiaries and partners.
SEER’s operations are organized through a mix of wholly owned and majority‑owned subsidiaries. The company reports two wholly owned operating subsidiaries: MV Technologies, LLC and SEER Environmental Materials, LLC (SEM). It also reports two majority‑owned subsidiaries: Paragon Waste Solutions, LLC and PelleChar, LLC. Each of these entities focuses on specific aspects of SEER’s environmental technology portfolio, ranging from gas treatment and odor control systems to organic, carbon‑based products and medical waste destruction technologies.
MV Technologies: biogas, RNG and gas treatment solutions
MV Technologies, SEER’s wholly owned affiliate, is repeatedly cited in company news as a key operating division. MV designs and supplies proprietary hydrogen sulfide (H2S) removal systems and associated media for biogas, landfill gas, wastewater treatment, and industrial applications. The company references branded systems such as H2SPlus™ and SulfAx™, and proprietary media including Axtrap™, BAM™ (bioactivated media), and iron‑oxide‑based products. MV’s solutions are used in projects involving renewable natural gas (RNG), compliance with air emissions regulations, and odor control at facilities such as landfills, food and beverage processors, agricultural biogas operations, and municipal wastewater treatment plants in the US and Canada.
Company announcements highlight that MV has more than one hundred H2S and gas treatment systems placed at refineries, biogas facilities, landfills, and food, beverage and agriculture sites across North America. MV engineers analyze site‑specific gas conditions to configure systems and media selections, and the installed base generates recurring revenue opportunities through replacement and initial‑install media supply contracts. MV has also engineered and supplied siloxane removal systems in conjunction with H2S scrubbers for biogas projects, reflecting its role in conditioning raw biogas for use as renewable energy.
SEER Environmental Materials (SEM) and equipment manufacturing
SEER Environmental Materials, LLC (SEM) is described as SEER’s product and manufacturing division. In company news, SEM is noted for receiving purchase orders to manufacture kilns and related equipment for Biochar Now, LLC as part of that company’s biochar production expansion. SEER reports that SEM’s kiln manufacturing is expected to become an important part of SEER’s growth strategy, supporting domestic and international biochar projects. SEER has also discussed evaluating SEM‑related opportunities in specialized waste recycling and carbon generation, particularly in Texas.
Paragon Waste Solutions and medical waste destruction
Through its majority‑owned subsidiary Paragon Waste Solutions, LLC, SEER has developed and marketed a medical waste destruction technology known as CoronaLux™. Company communications describe Paragon as SEER’s waste treatment entity, responsible for marketing CoronaLux internationally. SEER previously participated in a Texas‑based medical waste joint venture, Paragon Southwest Medical Waste (PSMW), which operated a facility utilizing Paragon’s technology. In a later transaction, SEER reported that the Texas affiliate was sold to an entity associated with The Amlon Group, and that the operation was renamed Baytown Medical. Following that sale, SEER retained an indirect equity interest in the acquiring entity while Paragon continues to focus on international opportunities for its medical waste destruction technology.
PelleChar and organic, carbon‑based products
PelleChar, LLC, another majority‑owned subsidiary, is referenced as a provider of organic, carbon‑based fertilizer products. SEER’s disclosures describe PelleChar as an organic, carbon‑based product that can be used in environmental and agricultural applications, including soil enhancement and support for tree, shrub, turf, and ground cover growth. PelleChar is positioned alongside biochar supplied by SEER’s partner Biochar Now in large‑scale environmental initiatives, particularly in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Biochar, biocarbon and carbon credit initiatives
SEER has increasingly emphasized biochar, biocarbon production, and carbon credit monetization as part of its business. The company has formed a new entity, SEER Carbon Corp., to spearhead efforts to produce in‑house biochar using patented technology licensed from Biochar Now and to create high‑integrity, fully insured carbon credits. SEER plans to transfer certain assets to SEER Carbon Corp. and raise equity and growth capital through the sale of SEER Carbon security tokens. It also plans to offer utility tokens backed by carbon credits generated from its biochar production. These tokens are intended to be sold internationally to targeted industries, including golf and airline sectors, and to be supported by blockchain‑based smart contracts.
According to SEER, a central element of this initiative is the planned construction of a 60‑kiln biochar facility in Texas, for which the company reports having obtained an air permit from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). SEER has also discussed the potential to process fiberglass waste and other composites, such as turbine blades, at this Texas facility, with the goal of producing biochar and addressing difficult waste streams. The company highlights that biochar produced under its Biochar Now license can generate multiple fully insured carbon credits per metric ton of biochar, backed by major financial institutions and subject to third‑party validation and verification.
International partnerships and Saudi Arabia initiatives
SEER has entered into a formal Memorandum of Understanding with Eco Tadweer (ET), a Saudi environmental project management company, to form a joint venture focused on multiple long‑term green projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This collaboration is intended to contribute to the Middle East Green Initiative and projects such as Green Riyadh, which are aligned with Saudi Vision 2030 and the Saudi & Middle East Green Initiatives. SEER and Eco Tadweer plan to work with the Saudi Investment Recycling Company (SIRC), a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, to support environmental protection, quality of life, and public health objectives.
Within this framework, SEER and Eco Tadweer have undertaken biochar‑enhanced soil and plant vitality projects in Riyadh parks, using a proprietary, pH‑adjusted biochar product developed by Biochar Now for Saudi soils, along with SEER’s PelleChar. Testing protocols have included measuring plant growth, seed germination, soil mixes in experimental gardens, and water savings. Reported benefits include improved water retention, enhanced nutrient retention, and improved soil structure in sandy soils typical of arid regions. SEER and Eco Tadweer view these projects as a milestone in SEER’s global decarbonization and soil regeneration program and as a path toward long‑term contracts within Saudi green initiatives.
Carbon credit monetization and DevvStream partnership
SEER has also announced a partnership with DevvStream, Inc., described as a carbon credit investing and monetization company. Together, SEER and DevvStream intend to develop programs to quantify and monetize high‑quality carbon credits arising from several SEER‑related activities: biogas capture and conditioning associated with methane renewable energy; prevention of fugitive emissions from small, vertical oil and gas wells through MV’s patented V3RU oil field technology; and CO2 sequestration at SEER’s planned biocarbon production facilities in Texas and Saudi Arabia. The collaboration is aimed at creating fully insured carbon credits that can be monetized for SEER’s customers and partners, and integrated into broader decarbonization projects.
Technology portfolio and applications
Across its subsidiaries and partnerships, SEER’s technology portfolio includes:
- Patented and proprietary H2S and gas treatment systems and media for biogas, landfill gas, and industrial gas streams (MV Technologies).
- Biogas conditioning solutions for renewable natural gas projects in agricultural, food processing, and landfill settings.
- Medical waste destruction technology (CoronaLux) marketed internationally through Paragon Waste Solutions.
- Organic, carbon‑based fertilizer and soil amendment products through PelleChar.
- Biochar production and related kiln manufacturing via SEM and partnerships with Biochar Now.
- Carbon credit generation and monetization programs tied to biogas projects, oil and gas emissions capture, and biochar/biocarbon initiatives.
Regulatory reporting and public company status
SEER is a public company that files reports with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. In a Form 12b‑25 (Notification of Late Filing) related to its Form 10‑Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2025, the company indicated that additional time was required to complete the review of its consolidated financial statements, citing limited accounting and finance staff and limited resources to maintain accounts payable to its auditors. The company stated that it expected to file the quarterly report within the permitted extension period and did not anticipate significant changes in results of operations compared with the prior year’s corresponding period.
Position within the environmental and waste management sector
SEER operates within the broader administrative and support and waste management and remediation services sector, and more specifically within miscellaneous waste management services. Its activities span environmental technologies for waste destruction, renewable fuels, biogas conditioning, soil regeneration, and carbon credit generation. Through its subsidiaries and joint ventures, SEER seeks to apply its technologies in both domestic and international markets, including North America and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with a focus on projects that combine environmental benefits with economic value for customers and partners.
Frequently asked questions about SEER (SENR)
The following FAQs summarize key points drawn from SEER’s own descriptions and public announcements.