Masada Resource Group, LLC is a competitive and responsible provider of proven and environmentally-friendly
waste technology solutions. The company has developed a pipeline of international waste-to-fuel projects to deploy
these waste technology solutions on a commercial scale. Masada does not rely on a single technology. The company's
portfolio of readily deployable commercial-scale waste-to-energy solutions include:
- MSW-to-ethanol
using Masada's CES OxyNol acid hydrolysis process
- MSW-to-ethanol using Fiberight's enzymatic hydrolysis process
- Mill
sludge-to-ethanol using Masada's innovative mill sludge technology
- Plastic & rubber-to-oil using the Masada-GDA
polycrack technology
- Rubber-to-oil using the Masada-TMR turnkey rotary pyrolysis process
- Advanced hydrogen
production using the Masada-GDA innovative wind power process
- MSW-to-pellets using the Masada-GDA pelletization
technology.
Masada has invested more than $45 million (to date) to develop patented waste-to-energy processes
with international protection and to mature its core CES OxyNolTM waste-to-ethanol process (the "OxyNol Process")
into a reproducible template.
The OxyNol Process safely disposes of garbage and sewage sludge while generating ethanol,
a renewable clean burning fuel. The OxyNol Process is a sustainable and environmentally preferable municipal solid waste ("MSW")
disposal choice and provides economic benefits from a basket of four primary revenue streams:
- incoming waste disposal/recycling
fees
- sludge disposal fees
- the sale of ethanol and other biofuels
- the sale of process by-products.
In signatory countries to the UN-sponsored Kyoto Protocol, the OxyNol Process produces a fifth revenue stream
- carbon credit incentives.
The Company has an experienced executive team, and all primary support for successful
commercial-scale deployment of these waste technology solutions is in place. This team has secured joint-venture and market
development agreements in 40 countries that will provide a long-term waste delivery system for Masada. Masada provides
sustainable local waste disposal solutions that provide numerous benefits, including:
- up to 90% recycling or beneficial
reuse of MSW,
- renewable clean fuel produced in urban markets where it is needed,
- the elimination of uncontrolled
dumping and burning,
- avoidance of a "food vs. fuel" political and policy debate, and
- the creation
of new "green" jobs for local infrastructure and economic development.
By utilizing the
fees generated from waste disposal, the OxyNol Process solves the economic problem that has plagued cellulose-to-ethanol conversion
technologies for decades. While the production of ethanol from cellulose has been technically proven for more than sixty
years, is has never been commercially viable.
The Company's business model is supported by long-term waste disposal
contracts which are not generally available to other cellulose-to-ethanol plants. Thus, the Company has the benefit
of a negative feedstock cost. It produces stable recurring revenue streams by generating fees for the disposal/recycling
of MSW and sludge which are converted into ethanol and other process by-products to be sold in the local markets.
With
endless opportunities for market expansion and market development in forty countries, Masada's portfolio of proven waste-to-energy
technologies, along with its experience in major infrastructure design and build-out, uniquely positions the company as
the global leader in waste-to-energy technologies.