Global Plasma Systems Group. (GPSG) firmly believes that a waste-to-energy plant is the only answer to the two most important and troublesome problems plaguing the world today:  (1) the damage to the environment caused by the compounding waste produced by man and his industrialization, and (2) the dwindling energy source of fossil fuel which is expected to dry up in the near future at today's consumption rate.  GPSG and its principals are committed to the cause of solving our environmental problems induced by waste and to providing an alternative source of fuel and power for the future.  GPSC's patented Plasma Pyrolysis and Vitrification (PPV) waste treatment and conversion to energy concept is not only the best technological concept available today, but also the most ideally suited technology for today's challenging waste and environmental market.
 

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CORPORATE MISSION
To provide the best available waste management services utilizing the innovative space age plasma heating technology.
To design, develop, build, operate, and own waste treatment and waste-to-energy installations around the world to improve public health, safety, and quality of life worldwide.

LINES OF BUSINESS
Waste-To-Energy: GPSG's main line of business is for the treatment and disposal of all waste sources with recovery of energy in the form of electricity or liquid methanol.  The waste feed can be from:

• Mixed sources of waste including MSW, medical waste, industrial waste, hazardous waste, tires, etc;
• Rubber tires;
• Petroleum sludges;
• Organic and inorganic industrial wastes (paper, tannery waste, car fluff, etc.);
• Medical waste; and
• Plastics and polymers.

Waste Disposal and Treatment: GPSG can also apply its technology for the thermodestruction of hazardous and industrial waste with high inorganic content, producing mostly inert slag for recycling or for use as construction aggregates.  These waste sources are:

• Asbestos and asbestos-containing materials;
• Fly ashes;
• Electric arc furnace dust;
• Contaminated fines and soils (with insecticides, etc.);
• Radioactive waste (low-level); and
• Metal alloy dross recovery.

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