As part of the partnership, Dynamis Energy and Planova will collaborate to develop and manage waste-to-energy facilities in Brazil, Argentina and Peru.
Dynamis Energy’s 3.0 waste-to-energy technology is a patent pending modular system used to process a wide spectrum of waste streams, uses very little fuel per cycle, and process waste in a very efficient manner, while maintaining very low emissions.
Planova chairman Sergio Macedo Facchini said the joint venture is formed to meet Brazil’s environmental, energy, and waste management needs.
US-based Dynamis Energy designs, builds, owns and operates fixed and mobile waste-to-energy plants.
Brazil-based Planova is engaged in works of engineering, procurement, construction and industrial assembly construction in oil and gas, petrochemical, power generation, steel, pulp and paper, metallurgy, sugar and alcohol production, processing and recycling.
