Plastic2Oil Inc (PTOI)

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Agilyx millions of dollars and a $52per/bar cost.

http://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/making-fuel-from-dirty-plastic/

It seems from this post that they take the same kind of plastic. SynCrude (read below) wants to use far dirtier plastic waste with real waste but this also results in fewer profits as you have more waste. The processor has several different types of filters to separate the waste and there is down time to clean the filters and I would think the reactors. It's not a bad design, when it comes to plastic they are discussing in this article, it's clear JBI's processor is more efficient. Seems Waste Management Inc. has provided some money as well, they invest in many technologies. WM inc. is publicly traded, Agilyx isn't.

Their other partners, the ones who are buying their technology, not such great news. The first is Green Envirotech, they started at the same time as JBI, they have a lot of plans.....little else, have not paid Agilyx a cent so far for the technology that they are trying to borrow money to pay, they really have nothing at all.
http://www.greenenvirotech.com/default.aspx#
http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingPdf?FilingID=7545683

The other partner is Adriondack Plastics and Paper Recycling under the name SynCrude LLC, not to be confused with Syncrude Canada who are an Alberta Oil Sands partner. Website not updated since 2008, can't even find a website for SynCrude LLC or any news, they were supposed to start their $6 million factory by, now.
http://www.plasticsworldwide.com/News.aspx
http://www.sustainablebusinessoregon.com/national/2010/10/recycler-plans-6m-plant-to-turn.html