Our Waste Management

Considered the remarkable "carbon-neutral" process because it does not emit Methane

By not releasing additional fossil carbon into the environment, the SMRF Process may also be positioned to take advantage of the emerging carbon credit market demanded by existing carbon cap governmental regulators.

The sale of carbon credits to other industries seeking to mitigate their carbon emissions will result in additional revenue potentials. The SMRF Process eliminates contaminants and reduces landfill disposal and incineration of wastes.

Because of the SMRF Process temperature and atmospheric applications, waste feedstock pathogens and contagions are destroyed and harmful chemical contaminates are rendered inert. The waste feedstock used in the process is not disposed in landfills where pathogens, contagions and harmful chemicals can leach or contaminate groundwater.