The System

The Phoenix Carbon system is cost-effective, compact, relatively inexpensive, and modularly expandable. Installations can range in size from compact systems processing 1 ton of material/hour to larger 500 ton/day installations capable of creating approximately 10 million gallons of fuel/year. The TCOM system can:

• Significantly reduce organic waste streams and waste management costs
• Act as an alternative source of baseline energy
• Create efficient, clean-burning fuels for vehicles, ships, and aircraft
• Dramatically increase soil productivity
• Increase choices in urban and remote area planning, development and support
• Assist in rapidly clearing and converting organic debris in disaster recovery efforts

• 3.5 Tons of Carbon Dioxide
• 1.33 Tons of Methane
• 400 Pounds of Nitrous Oxide

TCOM can convert existing costs into operational savings and revenue. Its process is carbon neutral, exceeds U.S. EPA minimum air quality requirements, and has been certified for operation at locations in EPA Regions 4 (American Southeast) and 9 (California, the Southwest, and Hawaii). A ton of organic material processed by TCOM instead of by composting prevents the release of:

• 3.5 Tons of Carbon Dioxide
• 1.33 Tons of Methane
• 400 Pounds of Nitrous Oxide

• 3.5 Tons of Carbon Dioxide
• 1.33 Tons of Methane
• 400 Pounds of Nitrous Oxide