At
the recent ACORE-sponsored Power-Gen
Renewable Energy & Fuels conference in Las Vegas I
met briefly with Dana Allen of a nano-biotechnology company
called NanoLogix.
They are presently operating a hydrogen bioreactor at Welch's
Food and have recently signed an agreement with the City of
Erie Wastewater Treatment Plant for a prototype bioreactor
installation. The company is also conducting research on the
bio-remediation of air, water and soils of harmful contaminants.
The technology behind the hydrogen bioreactor, developed and
proprietary to NanoLogix, is intended to enable manufacturing
facilities to convert their waste stream into hydrogen. The
alternative energy source then can be converted, on-site,
to electricity, thus contributing immediately to the manufacturing
facilities bottom line.
Their website features a compressed video
of an interview with WICU TV news of their Hydrogen Bioreactor
currently installed at Welch Foods in Pennsylvania. Using
their patented technology and bacteria, they are able to isolate
hydrogen from wastewater. There is another video that shows
a converted "lawn mower" engine running on hydrogen
and emitting nothing more than water vapor from its exhaust.
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