TURN ORGANIC WASTE INTO PROFITS

 

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            PYROLYTIC HEAT RECOVERY ENHANCED with GASIFICATION (PHREG)

              ENERGY FROM WASTE EPITOMIZES A COMMERCIAL QUALITY INVESTMENT

                           ABSOLUTELY NO GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES NECESSARY !!!

The system is based on a high-temperature process similar to a steel-making blast furnace.     The high temperatures convert Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), hazardous waste and biomasses into synthesis gas (SynGas) that can cleanly power a gas turbine or be used as a starting block for a plethora of important chemicals.   Our technology provides a simple proven process, a low-cost reactor design, near-zero emissions, and a highly efficient energy recovery (80%) of the fuel value of the waste.

 

RET's PHREG System  provides a profitable and effective waste eliminator using a proprietary, patented solution that can be rolled out quickly and made self-sustaining in a fraction of the time required for other MSW alternatives.  Using total-plant technology based on establish processes and equipment, we can turn "trash into treasure".   PHREG presents an alternative to landfills and an energy source that is environmentally friendly and self-sustaining.

 

Our appetite for energy to power our lives has run up against the problems of finite and unstable sources, economic generation and environmental sensitivity.  New methods that reduce foreign dependence, match existing efficiency and provide sustainable alternatives are the goals of new technologies, but accomplishing these ends in a timely, cost-effective manner is not easy.

 

As landfills reach capacity in the US , and restrictions on the location and environmental impact of such facilities become problematic, a crisis looms for states and municipalities as to how best dispose of MSW.   With over a half million tons per day of waste generated in this country, local and state governments are confronting spiraling costs for transporting and disposing of this trash as well as political pressureto find lower-impact disposal methods.

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