| Gasification - Energy-Based Environmental Solutions |
| Gasification can produce heat, steam, and/or electricity from renewable biomass resources, coal, and various sources of by-products |
Coaltec Energy is a solutions-
based company providing
answers and resolution for
businesses that have large
quantities of by-products,
biomass, or other fuel sources.
Coaltec’s business model is to
integrate gasification
technology into agriculture and
industry through conversion of
available fuels.
based company providing
answers and resolution for
businesses that have large
quantities of by-products,
biomass, or other fuel sources.
Coaltec’s business model is to
integrate gasification
technology into agriculture and
industry through conversion of
available fuels.
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Yield from the gasification process includes valuable energy (including heat, steam, and/or
electricity) and formulated biochar and/or ash products that are significantly reduced in bulk from the
original material. The formulated biochar and ash products are dry, pathogen-free, and less-
expensively and more-easily transported.
Technology that works and an experienced gasification team that works for your company’s best
interest.
electricity) and formulated biochar and/or ash products that are significantly reduced in bulk from the
original material. The formulated biochar and ash products are dry, pathogen-free, and less-
expensively and more-easily transported.
Technology that works and an experienced gasification team that works for your company’s best
interest.
August 14, 2009: While on an energy tour
of the state, West Virginia Congresswoman
Shelley Moore Capito visited Josh Frye at
Frye Poultry to learn more about the
gasification process. She observed…
of the state, West Virginia Congresswoman
Shelley Moore Capito visited Josh Frye at
Frye Poultry to learn more about the
gasification process. She observed…
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Minnesota Turkey Farm Gasification System Upgraded with Hot Oil Heat Unit to Provide
Heated Air for Birds - Click here to read article regarding Zimmerman farm in The Furrow
The system was designed and installed with a variety of features to maximize the manure to
heat conversion process. The opportunity to produce high-grade Biochar greatly enhances the
projects economics. For more details Click Here
Heated Air for Birds - Click here to read article regarding Zimmerman farm in The Furrow
The system was designed and installed with a variety of features to maximize the manure to
heat conversion process. The opportunity to produce high-grade Biochar greatly enhances the
projects economics. For more details Click Here
Read All About It!!
Coaltec gasification project at Frye Poultry makes the Front Page of USA Today:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/environment/2010-02-10-cheap-carbon_N.htm.
The article provides details about the project and its benefits, even though the
technology was mistakenly identified as incineration, rather than gasification.
Additional photos are available at:
http://mediagallery.usatoday.com/Chicken-manure-may-help-curb-global-warming-/G1
447
Coaltec gasification project at Frye Poultry makes the Front Page of USA Today:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/environment/2010-02-10-cheap-carbon_N.htm.
The article provides details about the project and its benefits, even though the
technology was mistakenly identified as incineration, rather than gasification.
Additional photos are available at:
http://mediagallery.usatoday.com/Chicken-manure-may-help-curb-global-warming-/G1
447
Coaltec Energy and Frye Poultry Receive Environmental Award
The West Virginia Department
of Environmental Protection
has awarded their first-ever
Clean Energy Award in 2009.
Coaltec Energy and Frye
Poultry were selected to receive
this award for their poultry
gasification project. The award
was presented on May 24, 2010,
in Charleston, West Virginia.
Pictured at right are (from left to
right) West Virginia Governor
Joe Manchin, Mike McGolden,
Josh Frye, WV DEP
Environmental Analyst Gene
Coccari, and WV DEP Cabinet
Secretary Randy Huffman.
of Environmental Protection
has awarded their first-ever
Clean Energy Award in 2009.
Coaltec Energy and Frye
Poultry were selected to receive
this award for their poultry
gasification project. The award
was presented on May 24, 2010,
in Charleston, West Virginia.
Pictured at right are (from left to
right) West Virginia Governor
Joe Manchin, Mike McGolden,
Josh Frye, WV DEP
Environmental Analyst Gene
Coccari, and WV DEP Cabinet
Secretary Randy Huffman.
NEW PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENT – SEXING TECHNOLOGIES
Coaltec Energy is pleased to announce that they have contracted to provide a
gasification system to Sexing Technologies. The system will be located at their
South Charleston, Ohio facility. Fuel for the gasifier will be cow manure, and will
be produced on-site.
This system will gasify 36 tons per day of processed manure. Energy from the
gasifier will be used to dry manure, which will be used for fuel as well as pathogen-
free animal bedding. Additionally the project will produce approximately 3,000
tons of biochar annually.
Sexing Technologies is an innovative company headquartered in Navasota,
Texas. Their core business is providing semen for artificial insemination for
cattle, and more specifically, providing a process that predetermines the sex of
calves. Sexing Technologies also export heifers to various countries in Europe to
populate new dairies – which is the purpose of the facility in Ohio.
For more information about Sexing Technologies - www.sexingtechnologies.com.
For more details about this project and regular updates, click here.
Coaltec Energy is pleased to announce that they have contracted to provide a
gasification system to Sexing Technologies. The system will be located at their
South Charleston, Ohio facility. Fuel for the gasifier will be cow manure, and will
be produced on-site.
This system will gasify 36 tons per day of processed manure. Energy from the
gasifier will be used to dry manure, which will be used for fuel as well as pathogen-
free animal bedding. Additionally the project will produce approximately 3,000
tons of biochar annually.
Sexing Technologies is an innovative company headquartered in Navasota,
Texas. Their core business is providing semen for artificial insemination for
cattle, and more specifically, providing a process that predetermines the sex of
calves. Sexing Technologies also export heifers to various countries in Europe to
populate new dairies – which is the purpose of the facility in Ohio.
For more information about Sexing Technologies - www.sexingtechnologies.com.
For more details about this project and regular updates, click here.