Technology is defined as the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes. Yes, this includes cool machines and fancy algorithms, but it also includes human and/or organizational processes, protocols, and systems.
We develop, license, and advise on technology that supports the transition towards a low carbon economy.
Modular and scalable equipment designed to recover all of the resources present in cellulosic and lignocellulosic biomass with a high degree of effectiveness and efficiency.
The units that are available to be licensed deal specifically with each type of organic material:
Cellulosic or 'Wet' organics units produce a gaseous energy product that can be run in internal combustion engines, as well as nutrient rich soil products.
Lignocellulosic or 'Dry' organics units produce a solid energy product that can be run in thermal power plants, as well as a nutrient rich mineral fertilizer product.
Modern life, as we know it, is a composite of three primary systems: 1) environmental; 2) societal; and, 3) financial.
The tool characterizes and analyzes:
Business operations from a full input/output perspective (e.g. emissions, ecological footprint, waste, energy, water use).
Linkages across the value-chain that connect an organization’s functions and behaviours with intended and unintended outcomes.
How the state of any one variable both defines and is defined by the state of its surrounding variables.
With over 100 years of combined experience in chemistry, engineering, business, and industrial ecology, we provide guidance and strategic support as it applies to:
Procurement and Supply-Chain Services
Operations and Maintenance Processes
Developing and Implementing Regulations
Resource Recovery and Utilization
Stakeholder Engagement and Strategy
Energy and Waste Management Systems
Resource Market Intelligence
Environmental Economics
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