W2 Energy Nears Final Stages of Completion for Its Newly Acquired Bio-Diesel Plant
WTWO W2 Energy, Inc., a development stage company, intends to provide plasma-assisted biomass to energy plants to produce green energy in the form of sulfur-free diesel and electricity. The company develops plasma-assisted-biomass-to-energy plants; mass-to-energy plants; mass-to-energy technologies; solar technologies; hydroelectric and wind power systems; and hazardous waste destruction technology. It has strategic partnerships with Alpha Renewable Energy to manufacture and sell biomass-to-energy plants in India.
Inventory of current assets leading to sales and growth
Bio-diesel fuel is good
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Demonstration lab near to DC soon
23,000 factory soon to be producing bio-diesel in Guelph http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=52460448
W2 Energy's European JV Partner W2H Luxembourg Holdings Signs Joint Venture Agreement With EGM World LLC in Dubai
W2 ENERGY SOLUTIONS W2 Energy, Inc. can provide the following solutions that be customized to fit any requirements.
Syngas Production: The NT Plasmatron converts any hydrocarbon feedstock into syngas, which is a combination of hydrogen (H2) and Carbon Monoxide (CO). Viable feedstocks include municipal solid waste (MSW), coal, natural gas, tires, sewage, animal waste and agricultural waste.
Electricity Production: The SteamRay high-efficiency rotary engine converts either steam or syngas into electricity. The WaterHelix converts river or offshore water flows into hydraulic pressure. The W2 Small Energy Generating System (SEGS) converts that hydraulic pressure into electricity.
Liquid Fuel Production: The MultiFuel Gas-to-Liquid Reactor converts syngas into either Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) or an approximate 40/35/25 blend of ULSD, gasoline, and JP8 jet fuel. The W2 Butanol Reactor (WBR) converts syngas into an approximate 60/30/10 blend of butanol, acetone and ethanol. Butanol can be used as a gasoline substitute. Acetone and ethanol are commercial products with substantial worldwide demand.
Take a very good look at the Chart, WTWO has been on a roll the last few days, and this train is not stopping