Capital follows readiness

Finance the project that can prove its assumptions.

Harborview organizes the evidence required for grant, private-capital and commercial conversations: feedstock, site, technology, permits, budget, end markets, authorities and measurable public benefit.

Readiness package

Funding materials should connect directly to execution.

Market

Feedstock

Verified tire sources, service territory, collection economics and documented volume assumptions.

Project

Site & permits

Control pathway, layout, utilities, zoning, environmental and operating approval requirements.

Technology

Equipment

Comparable vendor quotes, throughput, energy, lead time, warranty and delivered-cost assumptions.

Revenue

Offtake

Qualified buyers, specifications, indicative pricing and commercial letters supporting the sales case.

Use of funds

Tie every dollar to a project milestone.

  • Equipment acquisition and commissioning
  • Site control, civil works and facility buildout
  • Permitting, compliance and professional services
  • Collection, hauling and operating startup
  • Workforce, training and safety systems
  • MRV, quality, reporting and data infrastructure
  • Market development and buyer qualification
Funding principle

Do not finance uncertainty that can be resolved first.

Harborview's development workflow is designed to retire key risks—feedstock, permits, equipment, buyers and operating assumptions—before presenting the project as finance-ready.

Review materials

Start with the project-readiness package.

Public materials are suitable for introductory review. Confidential technical and commercial diligence belongs in the controlled project portal.