EnRevo Pyro is a U.S.-based technical company whose team brings experience from fields ranging from petroleum refining to marine engineering and stock-car racing. It develops waste-to-value systems for municipalities, commercial operators and other project partners, using processes such as fast pyrolysis to turn difficult waste streams into usable energy and materials.
iNBIO International BioRefineries, LLCiNBIO International BioRefineries is a Salisbury, Maryland company built around turning difficult-to-use biomass waste into practical energy and carbon products. It designs and operates fast-pyrolysis systems for organizations seeking to put agricultural or forestry residues to work, while its process recycles syngas to supply reactor heat.ELLICOTT CITY, MD
GeneSyst GPV technologies, IncFormed in Ohio in 1991, GeneSyst GPV technologies, Inc. develops and licenses Gravity Pressure Vessel technology that converts organic and hazardous wastes into energy and other usable products. The privately held company is the exclusive licensing source for its patented GPV system and coordinates design, implementation and technical support for licensees in ten states and 34 countries. Its technology is designed as a closed, water-based process rather than combustion, with applications including municipal waste conversion to ethanol.HUDSON, OH
Estech USA, LLCFrom its Pataskala base, Estech USA develops and commercializes patented autoclave systems that sterilize, reduce and sort municipal solid waste. The company’s Fibrecycle® technology uses pressurized steam and mechanical action to recover recyclable materials and biomass for electricity, while its history reaches back to a University of Alabama prototype built in 1992. Estech USA acquired the Remtec rights and assets in 2010 and later developed the MOD-4 variation for used diapers and coincidental medical waste.PATASKALA, OH
International Waste IndustriesInternational Waste Industries grew from the 1979 merger of an incinerator company and a waste-handling company with roots in the 1960s. For more than 40 years, IWI has designed and manufactured waste-to-energy systems, including its first installation in 1984, for customers worldwide; its work ranges from an 80-ton-per-day Russian plant to systems built for demanding climates.POTOMAC, MD