Unlock the potential of United Earth Energy’s Uni-Box mobile pyrolysis system in this episode! Designed for food processing plants, this on-site solution uses high-temperature, oxygen-free pyrolysis to turn food scraps and byproducts into biochar, bio-oil, and syngas. Discover how it cuts waste disposal costs, creates revenue from product sales, reduces carbon footprints, and boosts energy efficiency with syngas—all with mobile scalability. Tune in to learn how food processors can turn waste into profit and sustainability
Monthly Archives: February 2025
24 posts
Illinois, as the transportation crossroads of America, boasts a vast and interconnected railroad network that is critical for supporting its industrial, agricultural, and urban hubs. From Chicago’s bustling freight yards to the smaller rural lines transporting essential goods, railroads are a pillar of the state’s infrastructure. However, with the maintenance of this extensive network comes […]
United Earth Energy's Uni-Box mobile pyrolysis system offers a solution for the coal and mining industries' growing waste problem, specifically coal fines, mining residues, and waste lignite. Traditional disposal methods are costly and environmentally harmful, but Uni-Box uses thermal decomposition to convert this waste into valuable byproducts like synthetic fuel, carbon black, and syngas. This process can reduce waste management costs, generate revenue through byproduct sales, lower emissions to potentially earn carbon credits, and improve regulatory compliance due to its mobile and scalable nature. A case study highlights the significant financial and environmental benefits for a large coal mine utilizing the Uni-Box technology to transform waste into profit.
Idaho, often celebrated for its rugged beauty and thriving agricultural economy, is a state that values environmental preservation. As a crucial hub in the Western United States, Idaho’s railroad network supports the transportation of goods, commodities, and resources, connecting rural and urban areas alike. However, maintaining this vital infrastructure comes with challenges, particularly the disposal […]
