You mean these highlights....
designated land for use in implementing its waste rail tie to energy plant at the Alberta location.
agreement with the feed stock provider On-Track Railway Operations Ltd. for up to 10 acres of land use, that could be expanded at On-Track's Duagh Plant Facility outside of Edmonton Alberta, Canada.
it has enough land to support full size commercial plant operations
ready reserve of waste rail ties on site,
easy location of chipping machines, ready access to on site rail lines, and to nearby grid links for power distribution,
has been an operable location for On-Track for many years.
On-Track's Duagh plant is situated on 104 acres (zoned industrial) with over a mile and a half of rail lines, turnarounds, sidings, and other rail facilities.
There now exist an estimated one year plus worth of ties on site. With over 7,900 rail route-kilometers (4,900 miles) of railway track in Alberta alone each kilometer and mile represents an enormous amount of feedstock. Each kilometer of track has over 1800 rail ties (3000 per mile). Over 90% of all ties are wood, with a weight of 90 kilograms (200 pounds) per tie, and a useable life of approximately 20 to 25 years per tie.
a proven provider for creation of energy from waste rail ties in order to target the full revenue of $15,000,000 annually
technology has been proven at over 100 commercial sites worldwide; over 20 plants being between 100 tons and up to 200 tons per day waste to energy remediation pl
a 20 megawatt size electrical production plant for its site in Alberta.
comes with full financing being available for the GESI plant.
Dang, I thought everyone read this and realized it
