UK company has developed an environmentally sustainable solution for using waste as a fuel it is seeking global partners via distribution agreement, commercial agency agreement, and /or joint venture.

This UK company was incorporated in 2018 to provide and operate modular solutions that recycle or process waste. The modular solutions can be configured to meet each installations specific needs. Integral to each installation is the vortex systems that the company has developed, the vortex systems are an advanced thermal conversion technology that produce clean heat from waste substrate. This destroys waste at much higher temperatures; each installation achieves temperatures of 1400/ 1700 degrees Celsius, this is approximately 300 degrees Celsius higher than competitor technologies. The heat produced from the waste conversion process results in a less than 2% solid residue which is inert and recovered to be resold for use in road construction or building materials. A single vortex installation can destroy up to 8000ton/pa of one or multiple waste streams. All emissions are compliant with global emission regulations and environmental laws including Environment Agency(EA) guidelines (UK) and Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) 2010/75/EU. Installations that have been commissioned include providing waste management and energy generation on hospital sites for medical waste, tyres, car frag (the 5% of a car that cannot be recycled), and Poly Urethane (PU) dust. The company would like to speak to partners who would be interested in distributors in the above-mentioned sectors or partners looking to manufacture the technology in their own territories, they would also consider a joint venture partnership. It is envisaged that a future partner will be a waste specialist with large process waste streams who wish to introduce this new technology in their country. The company would like to speak to partners from the waste management/ energy sectors who would be interested in becoming distributors of the pre-manufactured modular system; or partners looking to act as an agent to act for the UK company on a commission basis via a commercial agency agreement in their own territories. Partners will have clients or connection to the waste to energy sector in their region. A distribution agreement would also be considered with partners currently working in following sectors waste to energy, the circular economy, or renewable energy. The UK company would also consider a joint venture partnership in which, the potential partner is expected to contribute to further development of the installations including supply of specific local contacts and long-term service activities.