Nex Energy Systems (Aus) - Waste to Energy

NESA has a preferred and strategic partner to act as the the EPC for the equipment procurement and construction of each NES Plant and project. 

The EPC partner is a world-class engineering firm with extensive experience in the designing, procuring and constructing energy production facilities. The EPC partner will also build the Fischer-Tropsch (FT) system and integrate it with the German Gasification Thermolyzation system. 

Full Performance and Technology guarantees (“Wraps”) will be provided by the EPC partner.

NESA has a strategic alliance with the leading market innovator in the biochar industry, that has developed proprietary technology to produce High-Performance Biochar.

Biochar is a nearly pure carbon, all-natural, and naturally-occurring material that is produced by heating (wood) biomass just above its kindling temperature in an oxygen reduced environment, removing all the volatile organic compounds, producing a stable, low ash content, and extremely porous compound with numerous high-value applications.

For Agriculture:

• Biochar reduces plant mortality by improving moisture dynamics, creating a buffering effect that protects fragile root structures in drought conditions.
• When combined with organic matter and mineralization, biochar improves plant-microbe synergy and restores depleted soils.
• Biochar improves nutrient retention by capturing and storing organic matter and other plant nutrients, releasing them slowly, while binding metals, in-organic contaminants, and toxins.
• Biochar reduces compaction and remains in the soil for generations, providing a long-term solution to underperforming soils.

For Environmental Remediation:

• Biochar is effective in adsorbing and sequestering heavy metals and trace elements such as: arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, zinc, lead, mercury and nickel.
• Biochar is effective in adsorbing and sequestering organic compounds such as phosphates and nitrates in runoff from dairy farms and other livestock industries.
• Once ‘charged’ with compost or compost tea full of helpful microbes, biochar can be field applied, improving soil productivity while degrading the organic and inorganic compounds, bringing damaged soils ‘back-to-life’.
• Biochar reduces odor by adsorbing organic compounds, such as volatile fatty acids in animal manure, and reducing methane and airborne compounds associated with feed-lots, land-fills, and other down-wind sources

For Carbon Sequestration

• When a ton of biochar is produced and used in a soils application, it permanently sequesters 3 tons of CO2
• There is a rapid acceleration of renewable energy sources that will ultimately slow the build-up of CO2 in the atmosphere, but not in -time to repair the damage that has already been done
• Most climate scientists believe new strategies for sequestering carbon must be developed to avoid catastrophic consequences from climate change
• Biochar is broadly viewed by climate scientists as one of the few viable approaches to carbon sequestration, having the benefit if no downstream impacts, and large scale deployment will be driven by the marketplace.