| 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.
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.
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EnergyWorks - Coaltec Energy Press Release
EnergyWorks BioPower (www.energyworks.com) and Coaltec Energy announced today that they
will collaborate in the development of several facilities that will process animal manure to produce
renewable energy and reclaim valuable minerals and nutrients. The first of these Energy and
Nutrient Recovery Facilities will be constructed in south central Pennsylvania. The completed
facility will process approximately 250 tons of poultry manure daily. By-products include a nutrient
and carbon (biochar) rich ash. In addition, this facility will make a significant contribution to meeting
Pennsylvania’s commitment to reducing the nitrogen and phosphorous loading to the Chesapeake
Bay.
EnergyWorks BioPower (www.energyworks.com) and Coaltec Energy announced today that they
will collaborate in the development of several facilities that will process animal manure to produce
renewable energy and reclaim valuable minerals and nutrients. The first of these Energy and
Nutrient Recovery Facilities will be constructed in south central Pennsylvania. The completed
facility will process approximately 250 tons of poultry manure daily. By-products include a nutrient
and carbon (biochar) rich ash. In addition, this facility will make a significant contribution to meeting
Pennsylvania’s commitment to reducing the nitrogen and phosphorous loading to the Chesapeake
Bay.
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…
Copyright 2006, 2009, Coaltec Energy USA, Inc., Carterville, Illinois
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