Environment & Green Technologies

USA Green giving coal a good name

USA Green’s technology seeks to take the dirt out of coal

On the heels of the Interagency Task Force on Carbon Capture and Storage meeting on May 6, 2010, in Washington, DC, USA Green Energy Group LLC announced a “Patent Pending Coal Combustion to Steam Process System.”

The company says its process system uses 50 per cent less coal without reducing the production of steam and its process system removes NOx, SOx and other emission impurities down to EPA standards while capturing 99.9 per cent commercial grade CO2 which meets the EPA’s requirements for sequestration.

USA Green’s process system has been verified by fully licensed and registered US-based third party science and technology researchers and analysts, it said. USA Green’s process system breakthrough is known to retrofit and nearly eliminate all emissions and pollutants from coal power plants, steel mills, refineries and other similarly situated fossil fuels.

USA Green Energy Group CEO Geoff Hirson says “USA Green is positioned to dive into the clean energy technology sector and our timing could not be better. Environmental, national security and the reliance of imports are all concerns at our national and global door steps.”

USA Green’s units do not require a traditional boiler system and can be installed utilising existing steam turbine generators and power transmission without regular boiler room maintenance.

USA Green Energy owns this “Patent Pending Coal Combustion to Steam Process System” and the production and installation of their units does not require the installation of gas emission scrubbers presently required on coal combustion plants. The system is said to remove 99 per cent of SOx and NOx in the exhaust stream.

With the installation of this “Patent Pending Coal Combustion to Steam Process System,” fuel costs are reduced by as much as 50 per cent and SOx and NOx are eliminated, it said.

“USA Green will make coal the economic and environmental energy source of choice and the availability of technology licensing agreements furnishes us with a worldwide market,” says Hirson.