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W2 Energy, Inc. is a North American green technology company, committed to developing systems that provide real practical solutions to today’s energy needs.
Our 30,000 square foot facility on seven acres of land is located in Guelph, Ontario.
We are committed to manufacturing in North America, to ensure the highest quality components, and to provide local jobs.
52wk Range 0.08 - 0.003
WTWO Security Details
Share Structure
Market Value 1 |
$129,480 |
a/o Jul 06, 2012 |
Shares Outstanding |
43,159,902 |
a/o Mar 31, 2012 |
Float |
5,126,365 |
a/o Nov 21, 2011 |
Authorized Shares |
750,000,000 |
a/o Nov 21, 2011
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W2 Energy, Inc. can provide the following solutions for your company or organization, that be customized to fit your requirements.
Syngas Production: The NT Plasmatron converts any hydrocarbon feedstock into syngas, which is a combination of hydrogen (H2) and Carbon Monoxide (CO). Viable feedstocks include municipal solid waste (MSW), coal, natural gas, tires, sewage, animal waste and agricultural waste.
Liquid Fuel Production: The
MultiFuel Gas-to-Liquid Reactor converts syngas into either Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) or an approximate 40/35/25 blend of ULSD, gasoline, and JP8 jet fuel. The W2 Butanol Reactor (WBR) converts syngas into an approximate 60/30/10 blend of butanol, acetone and ethanol. Butanol can be used as a gasoline substitute. Acetone and ethanol are commercial products with substantial worldwide demand.
Waste Remediation: W2 Energy technology eliminates the need for landfills and offers the opportunity to convert existing landfills into electricity, liquid fuel, plus sale-able and recoverable industrial byproducts such as landfill ash and powder sulfur.
Carbon Gas and Pollution Sequestration: The
SunFilter Algae Reactor sequesters
carbon dioxide and other pollution gases and grows algae which feed on those gases and particulates. In situations where the algae feed on pure carbon dioxide (CO2), such as the carbon dioxide produced by the
MultiFuel Reactor , the algae can be used to produce biodiesel, syngas, and human and animal food supplements. When feedstock gas has other components such as sulfur oxides, resulting algae can create biodiesel and syngas.
Transportation: The Solar Bug Solar Electric vehicle runs on a combination of conventional and solar-produced electricity, eliminating the need to buy transportation fuels and using solar power as a free and renewable source of energy.
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