$QPRJ’s Black Gold
February 4th, 2010 at 2:00 pm Posted by The Dean
The Dean’s excited to bring the student body $QPRJ because he sees the green potential in the huge clean energy and products market. This includes $QPRJ’s patented QES2000 System, which is said to be the most advanced pyrolysis and gasification system in the world.
The QES2000 is designed to convert waste, including organic, plastic and municipal waste, and used tires to produce valuable products like N220 Carbon Black.
In late December, $QPRJ signed a letter of intent with Bio Earth Inc. to market the company’s carbon black in Malaysia and Indonesia. The Dean thinks this development has big profit potential because one of the prospective purchasers is the Government of Bangladesh. And, Bio Earth also has end users in Australia and countries in South East Asia.
Today, $QPRJ announced the company has received interest from major carbon black manufactures who have recognized the green potential in their system’s ability to product Black Gold.
The Dean believes carbon black could quite possibly be $QPRJ’s Black Gold because it makes up approximately 25% of the weight of all automobile tires.
Just think about it:
- There’s 700 million tires manufactured each year
- 290 million tires are used in the U.S. every year
- 1.2 billion tires are disposed of worldwide each year
Additionally, there’s 7 billion used tires sitting in the trash and The Dean thinks $QPRJ has the tool to turn them into cash.
