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HOW DOES THE ECOLENE™ PROCESS WORK?

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ECOLENE™

An Immediate Commercial Reaction to Global Warming-Induced Climate Change

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Next Methanol Inc. employs a patented process to create bio-methanol (CH40), a carbon-neutral, high hydrogen content transportation fuel trademarked as ECOLENE™.

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Why do we say carbon neutral and what does that mean to our environment?

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Constituent components of ECOLENE™  arise from biomass, typically the solid content found in municipal raw sewage, farm operations, and compostable organic matter.  These components contain atmospheric carbon. Combusting ECOLENE™  releases this same carbon into the atmosphere.  Moreover, the energy used in processing ECOLENE™ comes from fossil free energy sources such as wind, solar and water that do not emit greenhouse gases to produce electricity.

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ECOLENE™ is carbon-neutral – does not contribute to global warming.

 

ECOLENE™ is produced using readily available and renewable biomass sources such as municipal sewage and compostable materials that otherwise go to landfill.