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EGPF's Goal to End Plastic Pollution
PROJECT PROFILE
The End Global Pollution Foundation works closely with the ReMining Corporation to end plastic pollution. ReMining is dedicated to converting all waste plastic materials into commercially viable byproducts. ReMining’s innovative technology in waste plastic recycling has created a new generation of systems that have overcome previous plastic recycling challenges. Utilizing ReMining's proprietary technology, each ReMining plastic facility can divert 500 tons of waste plastic per day from heading to local landfills.
PROJECT PROFILES
END GLOBAL POLLUTION FOUNDATION is partners with the ReMining Corporation – a pollution elimination technologies company. ReMining has invented and developed technologies which address the global pollution problems. ReMining concentrates on the largest most pollutive waste streams in existence. Their decades of experience and innovation has produced a remarkable family of sciences that "remine" the molecules efficiently then converts, reforms, and refines the molecules into usable GREEN byproducts, all while creating enough energy to operate the perfectly clean plants off-the-grid.
HOW PLASTIC REPROCESSING PLANTS WORK
The basic process involves, 1) preparing the plastic waste feedstock, and 2) continuously feeding the prepared waste into a liquefaction chamber where it is subjected to ReMining's proprietary Transmolecular™
process that converts plastic into various byproducts such as, fuel, solvents and gas energy. The overall process has been tested and proven to produce very low emissions. It meets all the necessary Federal agency air quality, waste discharge, and operational requirements to achieve permitting for operation.
How much plastic is Re-Mined per day?
One ReMining plastic machine can convert approximately 18,000 tons of waste plastic into over 4,000,000 gallons of high-end, GREEN ultra clean, ASTM qualified fuels, chemicals and solvents that will be reintroduced back into industry annually. All ReMining plastic machines perform this routine with low operating and maintenance costs, which yields higher profits, a leads to greater reinvestment opportunities to purchase new machines.
One single plant, operating just ten ReMining plastic machines, will remove 500 US tons of plastic per day, or 182,500 US tons of plastic from ever entering a landfill annually.