OMNI CT Brings First-of-Its-Kind Waste to Hydrogen Product to Market in the Fight Against Climate Change
04/22/2021 | 12:09am EDT
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The Larsen and Lam Climate Initiative injects $35 million for the purchase of cutting-edge plant to be located in California
Today, OMNI Conversion Technologies Inc. (OMNI CT) announced the first sale of its unprecedented waste to hydrogen product. The Larsen and Lam Climate Initiative, a foundation backed by philanthropists Chris Larsen and Lyna Lam, has committed $35 million to bring this ground-breaking technology to production in the fight against climate change. The first commercial plant in production from OMNI CT will use unsorted non-recyclable Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), which is currently disposed of in landfills, to produce negative carbon hydrogen in California.
OMNI CT lanza al mercado el primer producto de su clase que convierte los residuos en hidr贸geno para luchar contra el cambio clim谩tico - Iberonews
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OMNI CT Brings First-of-Its-Kind Waste to Hydrogen Product to Market in the Fight Against Climate Change
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