Engineering the Future of Carbon Solutions

Combustion Resources delivers innovative technologies for a cleaner, sustainable future.

Our Mission

Driving Sustainable Solutions Through Innovation

Our mission is to provide cutting-edge carbon capture and processing technologies that enable industries to reduce emissions while improving efficiency. We strive to create value for our clients by turning environmental challenges into opportunities for growth.

Our Values

Innovation. Sustainability. Collaboration.

Innovation

We push the boundaries of technology to develop state-of-the-art solutions that meet the needs of tomorrow.

Sustainability

Our work is driven by a commitment to reducing environmental footprints through efficient carbon capture and processing.

Collaboration

We partner with industry leaders and clients to deliver customized solutions that transform ideas into reality.

Our Leadership

Craig Eatough, PhD

Co-Founder & President

Dr. Craig Eatough co-founded Combustion Resources in 1995 and brings extensive expertise in combustion, gasification, and carbon capture technologies. A well-regarded researcher and engineer, he has contributed to over 30 companies and government agencies with solutions for combustion and environmental challenges. He holds multiple patents and has published widely on innovative fuel utilization and environmental sustainability. His leadership ensures that Combustion Resources remains at the forefront of industrial innovation and sustainability.

Kingsley Dickson, B.S. Chemical Engineering

Process Engineer

Kingsley Dickson holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Brigham Young University. He has worked with INSERM in Paris to develop pollutant measurement technologies and contributed to cutting-edge research in coal-biomass combustion and power cycles. His engineering career includes roles at Infinity Consultants and Pr3dictive Labs, where he focused on land development and structural engineering before joining Combustion Resources to help bridge research and industry.