EnerPure Expands Leadership with John Cooper's Appointment
Winnipeg, MB — EnerPure Inc. (“EnerPure” or the “Company”), a leader in recycling and energy transition, has announced the appointment of John Cooper to its Board of Directors. This addition comes as EnerPure continues to enhance its governance with a seasoned group of directors, including Todd Habicht, Rick Koshman, Albert Krahn, Rachel Carroll, Robert Peterson, and Paul Paradis. Each of these board members was re-appointed during the Company’s recent Annual General Meeting, showcasing the commitment to strong leadership and strategic oversight.
John Cooper’s Valuable Experience in the Energy Sector
Todd Habicht, the Founder and Executive Chairman of EnerPure, expressed enthusiasm about welcoming John Cooper, highlighting his impressive 30 years of experience in the energy industry. Habicht noted, “The addition of John will provide invaluable guidance as we transition from development into commercialization.” This wealth of leadership experience is expected to catalyze the Company’s growth as it innovates within the recycling sector.
Cooper’s Commitment to EnerPure
In a statement reflecting his excitement, John Cooper said, “I’m honoured to join the Board of EnerPure and support the management team as it enters its commercialization and growth phase.” He commended EnerPure for creating an innovative solution aimed at addressing a significant market need in the recycling of Used Motor Oil (UMO).
John Cooper’s Professional Journey
Mr. Cooper’s extensive career includes notable roles such as CEO of PTW Energy Services, Chief Executive Officer of Tervita Corporation, and President and CEO of ClearStream Energy Services Inc. He also held senior operations roles at Savanna Energy Services Corp. and Enermax Services Inc., and has a solid foundation with a degree in Mathematics and Economics from the University of Western Ontario. His diverse background positions him to bring a multifaceted perspective to EnerPure’s Board.
EnerPure’s Innovative Recycling Solutions
As a company dedicated to sustainability, EnerPure addresses critical environmental challenges in the energy sector. The organization focuses on recycling Used Motor Oil (UMO), contributing to substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions while creating a lower carbon-intensive marine fuel. Notably, it is estimated that around 17 billion litres of UMO are improperly disposed of annually, which has serious environmental repercussions.
Modular Micro-Scale Recycling Plants
EnerPure is pioneering its growth phase with plans for its first commercial plant in Alberta. What sets EnerPure apart is its modular micro-scale recycling approach, which significantly reduces capital expenditure compared to traditional recycling facilities. This model promotes localized recycling operations, making the collection process more economical and sustainable.
Proven Technology and Market Demand
The effectiveness of EnerPure’s technology has been validated through its pilot plant, where over 1.6 million litres of UMO have been processed. The company has successfully sold more than 1.2 million litres of its ISO 8217-compliant marine fuel, which meets a growing demand due to its reduced carbon intensity, being 14.6% lower than conventional fuels. Each of EnerPure’s recycling plants has the potential to decrease greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 36,315 tonnes annually, alongside reducing air contaminants significantly.
The Vision for a Sustainable Future
EnerPure’s mission combines profitability with environmental responsibility, leveraging its scalable platform to meet both commercial and ecological needs. As the company navigates through the energy transition landscape, it aims to position itself as a leader in smart regional recycling, uniting innovation with sustainable practices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the new Director appointed to EnerPure’s Board?
John Cooper has been appointed as a new independent Director to EnerPure’s Board, bringing over 30 years of experience in the energy industry.
What is EnerPure’s primary focus?
EnerPure focuses on the recycling of Used Motor Oil (UMO) to produce a lower carbon-intensive marine fuel, promoting sustainability in the energy sector.
Where is EnerPure’s first commercial plant located?
The first commercial plant of EnerPure is planned for Alberta, which will utilize modular micro-scale technology for efficient recycling.
How does EnerPure's technology benefit the environment?
EnerPure's technology significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and air contaminants, with each recycling plant capable of lowering emissions by over 36,000 tonnes annually.
What experience does John Cooper bring to EnerPure?
John Cooper brings extensive leadership experience in public and private sectors within the energy domain, having served as CEO in multiple organizations prior to joining EnerPure.
