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Technology
After extensive research, Infinity has found that the efficiencies and commercial viability of the Ozmotech ThermoFuel plastics-to-diesel technology far surpass any other waste to liquid fuels technologies on the market. The ThermoFuel technology converts most kinds of plastic destined for landfills into ultra low sulfur, clean burning diesel fuel for use in all diesel-burning vehicles and industrial applications.
Infinity's ThermFuel development milestones include:
- Extensive review of the cleantech and renewable energy technology industry - specifically waste-to-energy technologies and processes - over the past five years by the management team
- CEO Richard Franks and President Travis Robinson supplied the energy island on a turnkey basis for a 100 ton per day RDF (refuse derived fuel) to electricity power plant, an application similar to the project deployment of the Infinity core plastic-to-diesel technology
- Two years of due diligence on the ThermoFuel plastic-to-diesel conversion technology: determined commercial viability, multiple trips to engineering and manufacturing facility in Australia, site visit to first commercial operation in Ireland, verify six earlier version operating plants in Japan, and establishment of partnership with ThermoFuel’s operating company for an exclusive, expandable license for territories in the U.S. and Western Hemisphere
- Identified its niche in a waste-to-energy sector of the renewable energy market that has been nearly untouched to date - the conversion of waste plastic to liquid fuel
Ozmotech is conducting research and development with the largest engineering university in Australia to continually improve efficiency and capacity of its current technology, taking an active, leading edge in the field of clean energy fuels.
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