The Direction
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We see three (3) main issues facing us today : 1. Population Growth 2. Resource Scarcity 3. Climate Change These will have major impacts on food, energy, water, shelter, education & health demands for the future. Against this backdrop we keep our focus on energy whether it is saved through energy efficiency measures or created from biomass, waste, solar or fossil fuels sources in the most sustainable way. Taking what we need and giving where we can. |
Scalable Chilled Water Plants
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Designed to exactly match the clients needs and project's phasing to eliminate overinvestment and under-utilization. The market for this solution is individual towers, hospitals and shopping centers with capacities ranging from 200 to 10,000TR.
This is made possible with our unique highly scalable platform of associated electro-mechanical modules, which can be provided with in-built redundancy so there is no further need to provide N+1 modules to ensure high availability. |
Oils Sands Extraction
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Under the banner of OSX we are developing projects for the cost effective and environmentally friendly extraction of bitumen, which is at 1/4 the CAPEX and 3/4 the OPEX of the competition, through a proprietary extraction process that utilizes a patented EPA approved chemical.
The focus is the US oil sand deposits in Utah & Kentucky where the proven reserves are 30 billion barrels. Development of these projects benefits from four (4) enablers: 1. Support for the Keystone pipeline & local refineries, which shall reduce transportation costs 2. US land ownership rights, allowing unhindered development 3. The technology does not require heat and recovers 95% of the water used 4. The plants are modular and easily to relocate, the present model works on leasing land instead of full purchase. |
Dramatic Fuel & Emissions Savings
Delivered by our subsidiary company ERS Technology Ltd. based in Vancouver, Canada. We have created energy efficient production and heat recovery solutions for the remote communities of Alaska, Canada and Greenland. Diesel fuel is used for 94% of their energy demands and is either flown in, taken via sea lift or trucked via ice road at great expense. With costs typically ranging from $1.50 to $5.60 per liter these new generation plants and cogeneration solutions help to dramatically reduce their living expenses, while also making substantial reductions in carbon emissions.
For further details go to www.energyrecoverysystems.ca
For further details go to www.energyrecoverysystems.ca
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Torrefied Biomass to Biocoal , Biochar & Activated Carbon
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With Asia and Europe needing to make good on their carbon emission levels, the present stock of coal fired plants need alternatives to improve their carbon foot print. We have just the solution, providing a coal like product "biocoal" from renewable biomass feedstock at around $150 to $200/ton and much better handling properties than standard coal, all helping to reduce the pains for plant owners and operators.
Additional value-added products can be created from this base technology such as biochar ($500 to $1,000/ton) to remediate soil and reduce the need for fertilizers. Another is activated carbon (+/-$2,000/ton) which is required for effective water treatment and other industrial filtration purposes. This is a growing market noting the extent of pollution and stricter regulations on emissions. |
Biomass & Waste to Diesel
updating soon, new tests are being run.
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Based on the principle that the solution to waste is market development, we engage a technology that can convert anything organic into diesel along with other valuable by-products .
Where solely renewable fuel is required for RIN's or other credits, we engage another technology specific to wet biomass and the production of bunker C grade fuel. |