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New Ways of Obtaining Energy

Forgive us if we blow our trumpet!

New technology boosts our package

MPCEE’s recent announcement about the production of ethanol and its conversion to hydrogen gas using different feedstocks has now been surpassed with even greater news for a sustainable environment with renewable or alternative carbon free energy. MPCEE’s technical partners have now confirmed that, with our new technology, we can offer a variety of different options to give you both liquefied and gaseous energy, whichever best fulfils the needs of an economy at either local or national level.

We can offer:

• Ethanol that is produced from ANY plant life and ALL non volatile solid waste
• The production of energy from ethanol
• The production of energy from any form of plant life, without going through the ethanol stage
• The production of energy from non volatile solid waste, without going through the ethanol stage

It is necessary to emphasise that all these possibilities open up employment and local economy opportunities. The major problems of solid and organic waste can be drastically reduced. The ability to use any plant life in this process offers absolute flexibility in a worldwide context. While many examples can be given, here is just one: the exceedingly invasive and problematic water hyacinth can be eradicated or cultivated to produce ethanol and/or direct energy. It is not only possible to control this troublesome weed in the world’s rivers and lakes, but our team has the ability to create a major industry in its harvesting and conversion to either ethanol or direct energy for use with our fuel cells.

In Europe, many farmers are being paid a subsidy to set aside their land. We can now offer them a complete new industry and the opportunity to take commercial advantage. In contrast, in the poorer nations of the world, we can offer new types of industry and the stimulation of their economies. These two extremes have but one thing in common and that is the ability to reduce demand on consumption of electricity from national grids, while also feeding surplus energy back to the grid. It is called sustainable development and the road to a carbon free environment.

From wood chippings (sawdust) to solid waste, from any form of plant life to organic matter, we can now offer you the flexibility to produce the energy for your everyday needs, whether it is for the individual, a community, a town or a national grid. From Africa to Asia, to South America, to Europe, to Oceania, to North America, my team and I have a solution for you.

The technology is now available and will be incorporated, as a solution, into pilot schemes as a package. The package itself will depend on the specific needs and overall objectives coming from both the public and private sectors. We have already received some very interesting requests; from supplementing a country’s energy requirement, to entrepreneurs, to opening up desert and remote communities, to tackling poverty in Europe.

Please monitor the MPCEE website www.mpcee.co.uk for further developments and keep up-to-date on all MPCEE’s activities or you can register for updates by email on the News page.

Martin Parr

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