Building Profitable Companies from Waste

Founded in 2014 by veterans and lifelong friends Ty Masters and Jeremy Brown, StormCo embodies honesty, hard work, and humor. When InfiniteEco began mapping its first waste-to-value stream in Oklahoma, the team saw in StormCo the perfect partner—one with integrity, grit, and deep roots in the community.

GRD develops nature-inspired carbon conversion systems using pyrolysis to transform end-of-life waste (like tires) into valuable products. Their mission is to build regenerative infrastructure that mimics nature's circular, waste-free systems—starting with facility development in the U.S. and Ecuador.

Through Okom, InfiniteEco explored how mycelium can transform waste into regenerative materials—specifically structural and load-bearing building products. The experience offered a deep dive into the regenerative materials sector, from R&D to commercialization, providing insight into scaling from prototypes to commercial production and design collaborations.

MycoNaut harnesses the power of fungi—nature's original recyclers—and AI-driven analysis to remediate PFAS and other harmful chemicals contaminating the soil and water, addressing one of the most persistent environmental threats.

Founded by operators who grew scrapyards from the ground up, US Iron & Metals scaled from $500K to ~$4M in annual revenue since 2014. Now building an acquisition engine with 26 scrapyards in pipeline, 5 in formal diligence, and 2 under term sheets—executing a disciplined roll-up strategy to turn fragmented Western US yards into a high-margin, scalable network.

The Oklahoma Regional Hub is InfiniteEco's flagship proof of concept—demonstrating how the Collect → Convert → Commercialize framework creates a regenerative ecosystem that benefits people, planet, and profit.