Technology

As a result of technological progress and population growth, it is not the consumption of resources that is increasing, but also the global pollution and pollution. In many areas there are already threatening proportions such as land, water and air pollution. Clean water is becoming scarce in many countries because untreated waste is discharged into bodies of water. Air pollution also contributes significantly to environmental pollution, which can be detected by changes in the composition of the air, for example from soot, dust or exhaust gases. This leads, for example, to acid precipitation and toxic particles that get into the soil and thus into the groundwater through rain.

In the past, many individual technologies have been developed with significant public utility. Among other things, zero-wate technologies that either did not work or have been and are blocked by the elite organizations today and in the last 100 years in order to protect their own business models.

Despite a lot of resistance, our technology partner and shareholder, GHBH (Global Human Benefit Holding Ltd.) has succeeded in developing a truly functioning, integrated zero-waste technology that makes a significant contribution to a cleaner environment.

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Advanced environmental solutions

Seawater desalination

The sea water passes through a sea water refinery, in which the total solids, toxic waste, pharmaceuticals and toxic or radioactive substances are extracted and the salt is removed in a second step. The salt and the microparticles are collected for further processing. The solids are discharged to the waste recovery system.

Water treatment

Development and fully integrated system design for water treatment and water production technologies in combination with other waste processing technologies. The IC1 systems can also be integrated into existing systems. IC1 offers modular, stationary and mobile systems. With the mobile solution, for example, contaminated water can be cleaned on site.

Petroleum and CO2-free fuels

In a further process of the waste recycling system, a non-petroleum-containing CO2-free fuel is produced in a molecular reconstruction refinery. This can be used to operate engines in vehicles, aircraft, ships or, for example, construction machinery. With technical retrofitting, most of the engines can also be converted to our CO2-free fuel.

Gaseous fuels

In the molecular reconstruction refinery, gaseous fuels can also be produced, which can be used, for example, to drive large turbines for CO2-free and low-emission electricity production.