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ZeroPoint Clean Tech, Inc. is a renewable energy technology provider. ZeroPoint has developed a portfolio of distributed biomass energy solutions. Our core technology is a highly efficient biomass gasification reactor that converts biomass into renewable synthesis gas. ZeroPoint's modular multi-feedstock process equipment is built to U.S. and international codes and is priced to create highly attractive renewable energy project economics.
The ZeroPoint Renewable Gas Solution is designed to produce synthesis gas for use in steam boilers, combustion plant co-firing, process heat and other thermal loads. The ZeroPoint Renewable CHP Solution includes on-board gas scrubbing and is designed to power a reciprocating engine for use in distributed generation and combined heat and power projects. The ZeroPoint Biomass to Water & Electricity Solution is an off-grid application that converts small amounts of biomass into purified water and electricity. ZeroPoint is also developing a modular gas-to-liquids technology solution utilizing a Fischer-Tropsch conversion process. For further information about each of these technologies please click on the "applications" tab at the top of this page or the highlighted links above. The company is currently deploying its Renewable CHP Solution into combined heat and power projects in the United Kingdom. ZeroPoint has established joint venture relationships in Northern Europe, The U.K., South America, and Southeast Asia. We are now actively developing distributed biomass energy projects in North America as well. ZeroPoint renewable energy technologies can deliver carbon-neutral synthesis gas, electricity, heat, liquid fuels and clean water solutions to communities around the world. For further information please click on the Contact tab at the top of this page to reach our sales representative for your region. |
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ZeroPoint Clean Tech Announces Delivery of Commercial Quantities of Biochar for Farm Field Trials
May 6, 2010
Download Press Release ZeroPoint Clean Tech delivered its first 1,000 pounds of biochar to a commercial farm today. The farm will conduct controlled field studies on the effect of biochar crop production for the New York Farm Viability Institute. |