SOURCE: Green Power
Green Power, Inc. demonstrated their new technology of turning everyday landfill waste into diesel fuel, in a process called Catalytic Depolymerization. ('low-temperature process')
Quite unclear what is meant by 'NanoDiesel'
'A typical 500 ton-per-day plant is actually 5, 100-ton plants stacked together. This provides an element of redundancy, standardization and reliability. The entire plant does not have to be shut down for maintenance or repair. Additionally, manufacturing costs will be reduced. As a site s capacity needs to increase, additional units can be added without a major redesign.'
'The cost to produce the fuel will be extremely competitive, estimated at .52 to .58 USD per gallon.'
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