Marco Island, Florida, United States
Enviro Ambient Corporation (“EAC”) enjoys ownership and control of a transformative carbon capture and utilization (CCU) technology portfolio. Specifically, EAC has two proprietary technologies. The first is a low-cost, post-combustion CO2 capture technology, and the second is an industrial microwave solution that utilizes captured CO2 by combining it with natural gas to produce low-cost, low-emission synthesis gas from which a range of low-carbon e-fuels and e-chemicals can be produced The microwave process can also be used to convert natural gas into hydrogen and solid carbon, and natural gas and oxygen into green ethylene.
Enviro Ambient is an international thought and technology leader in the burgeoning area of CO2 capture and utilization. With over 20 years of development, Enviro Ambient’s commitment to the CO2 capture and utilization industry is unquestioned. CO2 utilization technologies use captured CO2 as a feedstock to produce existing products. This is a promising area as it offers a path to monetize the captured CO2 to subsidize its capture costs and to create low-GHG footprint, low-cost products to displace existing high GHG footprint products. For any CO2 utilization process to work large amounts of low-cost CO2 is required. Enviro Ambient’s capture cost of less than 50% of this target will make many marginal utilization solutions cost-effective. Enviro Ambient’s CO2 Capture Process Enviro Ambient’s CO2 capture system is designed to capture 85% - 90% of carbon dioxide (CO2) from a variety of industrial and utility sources, including coal, oil and natural gas fired boilers from both power plants and industrial processes. The combined capital and operating cost per tonne of CO2 captured is in the range of $13 - 14, well below the United States Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) 2030 target cost of $30 per tonne of CO2 captured. The process is post-combustion and separates the CO2 from flue gas using a high-speed aerosol of micro water droplets that essentially scrub the CO2 from the flue gas. No solvent is used, and accordingly traditional high energy stripping costs are avoided. The CO2 outgasses automatically once the water droplets are collected in a holding tank and coalesce to bulk water. The water is then processed for reuse. The parasitic load is below 5 percent.
Third Cliff was a global management company responsible for the design, pursuit and execution of expansion strategies for established international organizations into the United States. Third Cliff assisted Canadian and United States based companies to expand their global tentacles into markets where Third Cliff had an existing network, such as Central and South America, India, China and the EU. The profile of the Third Cliff client company was as follows: Bonafide international based companies with limited or no existing ties to the United States, in business for at least three years, with designs on expansion into the United States; or Bonafide United States or Canadian based companies, in business for at least three years, with designs on expansion into Central or South America, India, China and the EU. The value proposition available to the Third Cliff client company included access to a turnkey executive management team, with expertise specific to finance and accounting, sales and marketing, engineering and manufacturing, energy and the environment, government relations and grant generation, banking, communications, insurance, health insurance, payroll, international trade, immigration strategies, intellectual property, incorporation services (including Delaware companies), labor relations, on-going legal services, real estate and premises considerations, venture capital, exit and IPO strategies, strategic partnerships, etc.
In this position the candidate was responsible to the Board of Directors for the leadership of Eco Power as it relates to the strategic direction and overall management of the organization. The Candidate successfully and consistently identified, planned, and implemented the short and long-term strategic objectives of the company. More specifically, the candidate provided leadership to the Eco Power Senior Executive Team for each of the following program areas: • Business development and client retention • Corporate strategic planning and execution • Government and industry relations • Corporate communications • Financial performance and value delivery to shareholders During the candidates tenure as CEO, the company enjoyed the following awards and endorsements: * September 2010, awarded the 2010 Most Promising Energy and Clean Technology Company award at the 8th Annual Rice Alliance Energy and Technology Venture Forum. * The company's core technology was named by the EPA to a short-list of technologies that “offer(s) the potential of reduced compliance costs and improved overall environmental performance”, apropos of the EPA's proposed new source performance standards and maximum achievable control technologies [MACT] standards for fossil fuel-fired electric generating units. * Performance of core technology was independently verified by EPRI and URS (now AECOM).
Capital Business Management Group is in the business of providing asset management and corporate finance advisory services to client companies, including matters related to private equity placements, debt and project specific financing, as well as matters involving a variety of commercial real estate situations. A typical mandate was usually delivered either within or outside the parameters of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act or the Companies Creditors Arrangement Act of Ontario.