Zeotech Begins Methane Control Trials at Landfill
Summary
Zeotech Limited has initiated an on-site validation trial of its methane emissions control solution at a North Burnett Regional Council landfill. This trial follows a research agreement with Griffith University and aims to test the zeoteCH₄® biofilter under real-world conditions over six months. The trial is part of the company's Methane Control Program, which seeks to mitigate landfill greenhouse gas emissions using a zeolite-based biofilter.
Investor Highlights
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- On-site trials at NBRC landfill to last 6 months.
- Zeotech's biofilter previously reduced methane by over 90% in simulations.
- Research agreement executed with Griffith University.
- Trial to gather over 800 data points for analysis.
Key Points
- Zeotech starts on-site methane control trials at NBRC landfill.
- Trial follows successful simulated trials with over 90% methane reduction.
- Collaboration with Griffith University for a 6-month real-world trial.
- Trial aims to validate zeoteCH₄® biofilter performance in live conditions.
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