Tersis Technologies and Ameri-Green Environmental Recycling Sign MOU for First Planned U.S. Commercial Deployment of SynGenic V3 Technology
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Brooksville, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - August 24, 2026) - Tersis Technologies, Inc. (OTCID: TERS) ("Tersis" or the "Company"
today announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU" with Ameri-Green Environmental Recycling, LLC ("Ameri-Green" establishing a framework for the parties to pursue a joint venture focused on the deployment and commercialization of Tersis' SynGenic V3 resource-recovery technology in Americus, Georgia.
Under the MOU, the parties intend to designate Ameri-Green's Americus operations as the planned site for the first stateside commercial deployment of the SynGenic V3 system, creating what the companies envision as a reference site for future deployments throughout the region.
The SynGenic V3 is a modular and scalable resource-recovery platform designed to convert waste feedstocks into energy and other recoverable resources. Ameri-Green operates established waste collection, recycling and materials-handling infrastructure in Americus and the surrounding region, providing an operating platform, feedstock relationships and local market experience to support the planned project.
The parties intend to collaborate on site assessment, engineering, feedstock characterization, permitting, regulatory review, project development, technology licensing, operator training and commercialization planning as they work toward a definitive joint venture agreement.
"Ameri-Green and Americus are strategically important to Tersis. Cliff Sizemore and his team have built one of the most disciplined regional waste and recycling operations in Georgia, with the feedstock relationships, community trust, and operational depth needed to bring a new resource-recovery platform to life. Americus is the right community for the first commercial deployment of the SynGenic V3 system, and partnering with Ameri-Green lets us move faster, deploy responsibly, and build a reference site that demonstrates what modern resource recovery can look like for the entire region," said Antonio Uccello, Chief Executive Officer of Tersis Technologies, Inc.
Ameri-Green is expected to contribute its Americus site and related infrastructure, existing waste and recycling operations, feedstock relationships and supply, permits and local regulatory relationships, community relationships, and day-to-day site operations support. Tersis is expected to contribute the SynGenic V3 technology, engineering and process design, technology-development expertise, technology licensing, operator training, project-development capabilities and commercialization support.
"This partnership brings new technology, new investment, and new resource-recovery capabilities to Americus. We have spent years building the waste and recycling infrastructure that serves this region and pairing that foundation with Tersis' SynGenic V3 platform means more value recovered from local waste streams, new opportunities for our workforce, and a project that our community can be proud of," said Clifford N. Sizemore, Owner of Ameri-Green Environmental Recycling, LLC.
The companies also intend to work with local, regional and state economic-development organizations, including the City of Americus, Sumter County, the Sumter County Development Authority and the Georgia Department of Economic Development, to evaluate available incentives, grants, tax credits, workforce-development programs and other public-private partnership opportunities that may support the Americus project.
The MOU represents a precursor to a definitive joint venture agreement and establishes the framework under which the companies will conduct due diligence, advance engineering and project-development activities and negotiate final transaction documents.
"This is more than the selection of a project site," Uccello added. "It is an opportunity to establish a scalable model for how communities, recycling operators and advanced resource-recovery technology can work together. Our goal is for Americus to become a showcase for what can be achieved when infrastructure, technology and local leadership are aligned."
https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/311054
Brooksville, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - August 24, 2026) - Tersis Technologies, Inc. (OTCID: TERS) ("Tersis" or the "Company"
today announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU" with Ameri-Green Environmental Recycling, LLC ("Ameri-Green" establishing a framework for the parties to pursue a joint venture focused on the deployment and commercialization of Tersis' SynGenic V3 resource-recovery technology in Americus, Georgia. Under the MOU, the parties intend to designate Ameri-Green's Americus operations as the planned site for the first stateside commercial deployment of the SynGenic V3 system, creating what the companies envision as a reference site for future deployments throughout the region.
The SynGenic V3 is a modular and scalable resource-recovery platform designed to convert waste feedstocks into energy and other recoverable resources. Ameri-Green operates established waste collection, recycling and materials-handling infrastructure in Americus and the surrounding region, providing an operating platform, feedstock relationships and local market experience to support the planned project.
The parties intend to collaborate on site assessment, engineering, feedstock characterization, permitting, regulatory review, project development, technology licensing, operator training and commercialization planning as they work toward a definitive joint venture agreement.
"Ameri-Green and Americus are strategically important to Tersis. Cliff Sizemore and his team have built one of the most disciplined regional waste and recycling operations in Georgia, with the feedstock relationships, community trust, and operational depth needed to bring a new resource-recovery platform to life. Americus is the right community for the first commercial deployment of the SynGenic V3 system, and partnering with Ameri-Green lets us move faster, deploy responsibly, and build a reference site that demonstrates what modern resource recovery can look like for the entire region," said Antonio Uccello, Chief Executive Officer of Tersis Technologies, Inc.
Ameri-Green is expected to contribute its Americus site and related infrastructure, existing waste and recycling operations, feedstock relationships and supply, permits and local regulatory relationships, community relationships, and day-to-day site operations support. Tersis is expected to contribute the SynGenic V3 technology, engineering and process design, technology-development expertise, technology licensing, operator training, project-development capabilities and commercialization support.
"This partnership brings new technology, new investment, and new resource-recovery capabilities to Americus. We have spent years building the waste and recycling infrastructure that serves this region and pairing that foundation with Tersis' SynGenic V3 platform means more value recovered from local waste streams, new opportunities for our workforce, and a project that our community can be proud of," said Clifford N. Sizemore, Owner of Ameri-Green Environmental Recycling, LLC.
The companies also intend to work with local, regional and state economic-development organizations, including the City of Americus, Sumter County, the Sumter County Development Authority and the Georgia Department of Economic Development, to evaluate available incentives, grants, tax credits, workforce-development programs and other public-private partnership opportunities that may support the Americus project.
The MOU represents a precursor to a definitive joint venture agreement and establishes the framework under which the companies will conduct due diligence, advance engineering and project-development activities and negotiate final transaction documents.
"This is more than the selection of a project site," Uccello added. "It is an opportunity to establish a scalable model for how communities, recycling operators and advanced resource-recovery technology can work together. Our goal is for Americus to become a showcase for what can be achieved when infrastructure, technology and local leadership are aligned."
