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design of new systems / new applications

posted on Nov 26, 2020 03:19PM

Dear mister Pascali,

We, a small group of investors, have started to invest in Pyrogenesis in 2016 and later. Most of us had Arcam shares (sold to GE), were intersted in the powder production etc.

We never thought plasma tourches / pyrolysis had such a wide landscape of applications, and can mean a lot for the environment, carbon reduction etc.

Thanks for all the great work.

My question:

Is Pyrogenesis working on new design of plasma based systems?

For example VOW (Scanship) has a system for “plastic to electricity” and “safesteril” to sterilize and debacterize spices, garden waste to biochar and syngas.

Europlasma; destruction of asbestos waste, etc.

Others; car tire destruction, water purification etc.

With all the know-how pyrogenesis has I see great opportunities in newly designed “waste to base material and energy” systems.

Nobahamas, The Netherlands

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