$SILS Silver Scott Mines Enters Preliminary Discus
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Posted On: 12/03/2024 9:18:45 AM
$SILS Silver Scott Mines Enters Preliminary Discussion with Vulcankore Technologies
https://www.accesswire.com/949410/silver-scot...chnologies
VulcanKore Technologies is Developing Waste to Energy Technology
FRANKLIN, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / December 3, 2024 / Silver Scott Mines, Inc. (OTC PINK:SILS) today announced that its division, Silver Scott Clean Technology, has begun initial negotiations with waste to energy innovation leader VulcanKore Technologies.
VulcanKore Technologies is developing both a small scale waste to energy system that can be deployed by restaurants, hotels and homeowners, in addition to large scale community/utility based systems. The system converts common household trash and plastics into electricity, heat and sequestered carbon in the form of Biochar. Future versions of the system will include a yet to be announced next generation battery storage system that can be deployed in times of high need, such as power outages, high peak demand and weather related disasters.
Koz Danekar, CEO and developer of VulcanKore stated, "We turn Trash into Cash. Whether or not you believe in climate change, there is no arguing that the world is producing far more trash than it knows what to do with. Utilizing our technology will dramatically reduce the amount of trash and more importantly plastics that get into the environment. Carbon negative energy production is a byproduct of our design."
Stuart Fine, CEO of Silver Scott Mines and Silver Scott Clean Technology, commented, "When I initially spoke with Koz about his technology all I kept thinking was the Flux Capacitor in Back to the Future. What could be more simple than dumping your trash into a bin and having your electricity, heat and hot water created right there. It has the capacity to reduce the need for landfills, reliance on foreign oil, create soil amendments for improving agriculture, reduce biowaste, I could be here all day listing its uses. The potential is enormous, which is why Silver Scott Clean Technology is getting in early."
https://www.accesswire.com/949410/silver-scot...chnologies
VulcanKore Technologies is Developing Waste to Energy Technology
FRANKLIN, NJ / ACCESSWIRE / December 3, 2024 / Silver Scott Mines, Inc. (OTC PINK:SILS) today announced that its division, Silver Scott Clean Technology, has begun initial negotiations with waste to energy innovation leader VulcanKore Technologies.
VulcanKore Technologies is developing both a small scale waste to energy system that can be deployed by restaurants, hotels and homeowners, in addition to large scale community/utility based systems. The system converts common household trash and plastics into electricity, heat and sequestered carbon in the form of Biochar. Future versions of the system will include a yet to be announced next generation battery storage system that can be deployed in times of high need, such as power outages, high peak demand and weather related disasters.
Koz Danekar, CEO and developer of VulcanKore stated, "We turn Trash into Cash. Whether or not you believe in climate change, there is no arguing that the world is producing far more trash than it knows what to do with. Utilizing our technology will dramatically reduce the amount of trash and more importantly plastics that get into the environment. Carbon negative energy production is a byproduct of our design."
Stuart Fine, CEO of Silver Scott Mines and Silver Scott Clean Technology, commented, "When I initially spoke with Koz about his technology all I kept thinking was the Flux Capacitor in Back to the Future. What could be more simple than dumping your trash into a bin and having your electricity, heat and hot water created right there. It has the capacity to reduce the need for landfills, reliance on foreign oil, create soil amendments for improving agriculture, reduce biowaste, I could be here all day listing its uses. The potential is enormous, which is why Silver Scott Clean Technology is getting in early."
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