Ecolomondo Corporation, a cleantech firm specializing in the development of proprietary recycling technology, the Thermal Decomposition Process (TDP), and the commercialization of turnkey TDP facilities, announced the formation of wholly owned subsidiary Ecolomondo Process Technologies Inc. (EPT).

EPT is a multi-disciplined Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management (EPCM) firm that specializes in waste-to-energy conversion, gas purification and separation, process gas/biogas upgrading, and CO2 capture technologies. EPT provides customers with turnkey solutions, including engineering services, installation and commissioning of waste-to-energy plants, as well as skid fabrication of gas purification, separation, and upgrading.

Ali Alizadeh, PhD, PEng joins the company as Chief Technology Officer, bringing over 20 years of experience in research, engineering, and project management in the gas processing, petrochemical, and renewable energy sectors.

“Across the EPCM spectrum, Ali is revered for his technical skills as well as his smarts,” said Eliot Sorella, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Ecolomondo. “Ali has a tremendous track record of leading projects from pilot scale through to full commercialization, taking a hands-on approach to everything from engineering design and equipment fabrication to equipment installation and plant commissioning.”

Skilled engineering teams, in collaboration with licensed general contractors, provide industrial-strength solutions to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and generate renewable energy such as methane and hydrogen from solid waste, process gas, synthetic gas, and biogas.

“The formation of Ecolomondo Process Technologies is a key milestone that helps chart a clear path forward to executing our broader international TDP facility expansion plans,” Sorella continued. “We’re aggressively building out top-notch engineering and construction management teams, but we’re also immediately capitalizing on new client opportunities to test different equipment, engineering services and even feedstocks in our pilot facility, integrating tailored operational conditions based on a customer’s unique situation and needs. It’s a value-add to them, and a highly valuable addition for Ecolomondo shareholders.”

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