The agreement allows Biogold to bring its energy and waste stream contracts to joint projects, as well as its autoclave technologies, while Green Universal will bring its energy conversion technologies and plant design know-how, as well as assisting in obtaining the funding for each project that the companies plan to design and build.
Steve Racoosin, CEO of Biogold, said: We are thrilled to be working more closely with Green Universal Energy and we believe this partnership represents a great opportunity to grow our business while benefiting our communities by utilizing a broad array of technologies to make economically viable and environmentally friendly cellulosic diesel and other renewable energies from waste that would otherwise end up in our already clogged landfills.
