The
Genahol
Processes
Genahol takes a
systems approach to converting biomass and the solid waste
stream into renewable energy and bioproducts. There is no one
technology that solves all solid waste disposal problems.
Genahol represents a new and exciting concept in solid waste
management called conversion technology. As implied by the name,
Genahol converts the biomass and carbonic portions of the solid
waste stream into renewable energy and other bioproducts. The
conversion process will drastically reduce solid waste mass and
subsequently reduce landfill volume.
The Genahol
conversion process has many advantages over the current trend of
simply burying solid waste in a landfill. Recycling solid waste
materials will reduce solid waste volume, however many times
recycling simply does not provide an economic benefit. However,
the Genahol conversion process creates an economic benefit over
conventional solid waste management methods by producing
valuable commodities such as alternative energy and consumable
by-products.
The Genahol
conversion process revolves around four basic technologies:
Hydrolysis, Gasification, Pyrolysis, and Anaerobic Digestion.
The Genahol conversion feedstock is designed to be municipal
solid waste (MSW), green waste (grass clippings, tree
trimmings), and selected construction waste.
The
Genahol Advantage
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A Genahol
conversion facility will convert or recycle a majority of
the material (approximately 95%) currently being landfilled
in the U.S.
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Genahol has a
proven team of financial professionals
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Genahol has a
proven team of technical experts
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Genahol
technology is above ground and safe
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Genahol
technology is modular and flexible in design
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Genahol
technology system is comprised of "off the shelf" materials
which may be easily replaced
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