The Full Return

The thirteen returns of one ton of manufacturing feedstock under a Circular Supply Agreement (CSA)

#	Return	Who receives it	What delivers it	Status
1	Investor return	Shareholders	Beneficiation Fee revenue plus Circular Materials sales, with the Circular Royalty™ as the only raw-material cost	Design intent
2	Attribute revenue	Shareholders	Environmental attributes sold under the CEAA on the same ton, counted once	Design intent
3	Circular Royalty™	Feedstock Provider	$120–$180 per ton in Year 1 (Royalty Multiplier 120% of the Beneficiation Fee), starting 13 months after the first Beneficiation Fee payment; the multiplier rises one percentage point a year without cap, on a fee escalating 2.5% a year	Contractual (standard form; York County’s executed CSA carries it)
4	Extinguished liability	Feedstock Provider	Ownership and liability transfer at collection or delivery; GASB 18 extinguishment assertable	Assertable
5	Legacy Remediation Royalty	Feedstock Provider with a qualifying legacy site	Exogenesis™ path: $50 per ton of legacy mass extracted and processed, escalating 1.0% a year from Year 2 of extraction, paid alongside the Circular Royalty™	Design intent
6	Jobs and tax base	Community	A 30-year manufacturing plant and its supplier spend	Design intent
7	Clean water	Community and region	Net-positive ultrapure water, sold or donated; no process discharge	Design intent
8	Clean air	Community	No combustion, no stack, near-zero emissions; landfill and incinerator replaced	Design intent
9	Carbon kept out of the atmosphere	Everyone	Feedstock carbon synthesized into Circular Materials; landfill methane never formed	Design intent
10	Land returned	Community	Legacy sites mined down through Exogenesis™; no new cells opened	Design intent
11	Groundwater protected	Community and region	Leachate source removed; PFAS and persistent contaminants fully broken down in downstream processing (1,800–3,000 °C)	Design basis
12	Domestic material supply	Industrial buyers, the country	100+ manufactured materials (116 where context allows) across six families and five RevCon™ grades, RC1–RC5, from a feedstock every community generates	Design intent
13	Energy independence of the plant	Community grid	Island Mode: self-powered by PEM fuel cells running on hydrogen made and used inside the plant; no grid draw for process energy; no power, electricity or hydrogen sold, except the water-starved community program’s Level 2 configuration, which sells dispatchable energy to the community or local utility	Design intent