Why we're DIFFERENT
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Our technology actually works
Not just in the lab, but in the field as well. There are a lot of "pie-in-the-sky" waste to power companies in the marketplace today. Although their technology may look good on paper, it either doesn't work in the real world, or can't be scaled up for commercial operation. Our prototype plant has been operating successfully and continuously in Germany for nearly 14 years.
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We use the entire waste stream
From Bio-Mass to used tires... whatever the waste stream, we use it ALL for feedstock, converting 100% of your waste into resellable products (like hi-quality carbon black, steel and other metals), power, fuel, and carbon credits.
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Our plants are scalable and flexible
No matter what size plant you start with, it can grow in capacity to meet your ever increasing needs. And you are not locked into one specific waste stream. Plants can be modified to accommodate different feedstocks, if in the future you choose to process a different kind of waste.
We have MANY ADVANTAGES
we make profitable, environmentally responsible waste-to-energy systems
Continuous, self-feeding operation
The gasifier reactor processes feedstock on a continuous basis, producing Thermogas™ 24/7, which is also used to fuel the reactor's gas turbine.
Clean & powerful
The only emissions from our conversion process are Thermogas™, minimal char, and burner exhaust (equal to burning natural gas), which meets California's tough emission standards.
Multi-use biofuel
The conversion system produces Thermogas™ (a 100% replacement for natural gas) and biofuel substitutes for ethanol and diesel fuel, as well as hi-quality cabon black.
Worker safe & friendly
Our units operate at low pressure and at low temperature as well, so workers never have to contend with molten or corrosive products.
Feedstock flexibility
The gasifier reactor can convert all forms of carbon waste to energy, with no minimum feedstock size. Tires, bio-mass, waste oil, etc. are all ideal for our process.
Pre-fab construction
There are 4 reactor designs that can process 24-150 tons of waste per day. These come delivered as skid mounted modules, greatly shortening construction time.
Services we provide
Every facility we build is custom-designed to suit
your exact needs. Whether you are a privately
held company, a major corporate enterprise, an arm of the military,
a municipality, or a national government... we can build
a profitable, pollution-free waste-to-energy facility for you.
We will also design your facility to
architecturally blend with the landscape,
so it won't be an industrial eyesore.
Notice: Thermogas™, Bio-Char™, and Thermolyzer ™ are all trademark names of Thermolyzer, LLC
Our plants utilize Thermolyzer™ (low heat pyrolysis)
and continuous gasification technologies
to insure 100% of your waste stream is converted
into resellable products, power, or biofuel. The
conversion processes we use are the latest, most
efficient, and profitable in the industry. They
have been field-proven with a facility in Germany
that has been operating continuously for the past
14 years. Plants are also worker friendly, and do
not require highly sophisticated personnel to run them.
Completion bonds are avilable to insure plants
are built on time and to specification. In many
cases we can also assist in funding your project.
In most situations local workers (overseen by our field engineers) can complete much of the plant assembly, since many components are modular in design. Designed this way plants can be fully operational in an amazingly short period of time.
BioMass News
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"The EIA predicts waste biomass will be used to generate 56,000 MWh per day of electricity in 2014, up 4% from last year."
News release
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"The United States needs to diversify its energy sources if we want to create a more sustainable and more competitive future. Energy recovery from waste should be part and parcel of the national energy strategy."
Dr. Nickolas Themelis,
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"What is America’s newest leadership position? It’s energy waste. In fact, we rank first among developed nations and, remarkably, among all nations, even China is more energy thrifty than the U.S."
Eric Savitz,