In view of the dramatic rise of crude oil prices and overall upward trend in the pricing of refined products, alternative recycling procedures take on a new value and we believe our recycling procedure will prove to be the most efficient, environmentally friendly and most profitable of the available recycling procedures.

Some of the more salient points that demonstrate economic viability are:

•             Quality of Product This plant's final product is a high-quality motor vehicle fuel (Cetane > 56) or fuel oil to be used in less critical uses, and thus has excellent resale value.

•             Efficiency. The plant's high efficiency (>80%) gives the entire catalytic process a positive energy balance that is to a large extent emission-free and self-supporting from an energy standpoint.

•             Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide Disposal. The CO/CO2 otherwise produced in the burn and gasification stages of the process develops in free form but is not bound. With use as fuel or fuel oil, CO/CO2 are only set free as sources of energy in the Diesel fuel and therefore do not damage the environment.

•             Residue Qualities. Even new technologies, such as the hydrogen gas cell concept that produces CO/CO2 as a byproduct during hydrogen production, cannot exhibit such positive energy balances as our process, and do so with nearly complete removal of residual substances.

There are other significant economic benefits in using this technology and particular process for recycling waste products:

•             Jobs. The plant will create jobs and engineering potential in metal/mechanical engineering and the chemical industry for the production of plants and catalysts.

•             Environmental Impact The plant's clear reduction of CO and CO2 output makes an important contribution to environmental stability. More importantly, reducing environmental CO2 can now enable a plant owner to receive remuneration from the waste and energy industry.

•             Elimination of existing and new Landfill's and its negative impact on the Environment

•             Creation of Energy and Fuel independence through the use of existing local resource which is not Food to Fuel.

•             Higher National Security

•             More Money remains in Country through less imports required.

•             Reduction of Crude-Oil Imports. Regenerating raw materials and enabling the use of energy from residue substances will clearly reduce importing of crude-oil.