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.  
Coaltec Energy
UPDATE
                                               
West Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Air Quality, features Coaltec’s Frye
Poultry gasification project in their Clean Air Forum.  Scroll to page 7 of the PDF version for the full
article
here.



                                             MaxWest and Coaltec Energy Join Forces

Coaltec Energy USA, based in Carterville, Illinois, owns and operates a commercial scale
gasification testing facility with a MaxWest gasifier, which is used by MaxWest and others for
extensive material testing.  Michael McGolden, President of Coaltec, has become an expert in
adapting the MaxWest system to a variety of fuels.  Coaltec has projects gasifying chicken manure
and turkey litter, with plans to work with MaxWest on dairy projects and other agricultural and
industrial projects.  

Coaltec's historic relationship with MaxWest has recently been expanded to include joint marketing,
development and financing efforts.  Michael McGolden will also be available to MaxWest on a
consulting basis for various projects including the wastewater treatment project at Sanford, Florida.  
The first collaborative development effort for Coaltec and MaxWest is a turkey litter installation in
Minnesota, which is in production.

Like MaxWest, Coaltec Energy is a solutions-focused company providing gasification technology
for agricultural and industrial projects.  


For more information about MaxWest Environmental Systems, visit
www.MaxWestEnergy.com
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.
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…
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