Our mission is more than a mantra—it's a way of life. We are a company filled with eco-conscious leaders and business professionals who put the environment first in everything we do. Join us as we Reimagine Waste.
Read Bob’s latest letterA career at Brightmark means that you work with passionate people who get up in the morning because they want to make the world a better place. If this sounds like you, we would love to meet you.
Creating a world without waste.
Why I work at Brightmark:
Scott Healy
“I work at Brightmark because I have a passion for changing the world in renewables. I have been in many different segments of renewable energy… and I am excited now to apply those to the plastics renewal and renewable natural gas businesses.”
Why I work at Brightmark:
Chrystal Boone
“I get excited every day coming to work at Brightmark because I believe this is a team that is truly passionate about their mission. The mission is to leave the world better than we found it. It’s the future generations that need environmental solutions, and they need them now. I truly believe that we’re going to change the world here at Brightmark.”
Why I work at Brightmark:
Sujay Parikh
“Brightmark is a special place because I have worked in energy companies my whole career, but this one is truly innovative. It’s doing something to save the world. It’s wonderful to come into the office every day and be around people who want the same thing; they want to make the Earth better.”
Why I work at Brightmark:
Bob Powell
“What really excites me about Brightmark is the fact that we’re on a mission that so many people are excited about. And what we aim to do is change the world by Reimagining Waste.”
Our journey
Brightmark is founded and the executive team is assembled with veterans from the renewable energy industry.
Brightmark’s first project goes online in Sumter, South Carolina. The project uses biogas to produce electricity.
Brightmark receives a $250M investment from Jackson Investment Group to support the development of new projects.
Brightmark acquires its plastics renewal technology from former company RES Polyflow.
Brightmark reaches the successful closing of a $260 million financing package for the construction of the nation’s first commercial-scale advanced plastic recycling plant.
Brightmark launches its first-ever dairy renewable natural gas project in Yakima County, Washington.
Brightmark breaks ground on the nation's first commercial-scale plastics renewal facility in Northeast Indiana.
Brightmark announces a nationwide site search for U.S. locations suitable for its next set of advanced recycling facilities.
“Brightmark Energy” is officially relaunched as simply Brightmark on Earth Day 2020, and the company announces ambitious new environmental impact goals.
Brightmark and Chevron create a joint venture to produce and market dairy biomethane throughout the United States.
SK Global Chemical and Brightmark partner to locate a plastics renewal plant in South Korea.
The company announces that it will build the world’s largest advanced plastics recycling and renewal facility in Georgia.
Brightmark and bp announce plans to evaluate plastics renewal development opportunities at sites in Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium.
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