Pyrogenesis Canada Inc T.PYR

energy cost vs gas

[Zaphod]

There's a lot of talk about it reduction in pollution but what is the cost difference between a plasma torch and using conventional natural gas.

[sjc444]

There is no one difference in cost between using plasma versus oil burners. The cost of electricity varies from country to country. In the trial done in Sweden the authors said there was an approximately 300 k energy cost saving.

[jarvis117]

Carbon taxes are going to be an increasing cost for industry if they continue with fossil fuels. Also just trying to finance your business will require low or no GHG, otherwise financial institutions will back away....

[wasitreallyok]

I would add that governments will start only purchasing materials for infrastructure projects, including steel, that are considered green leaving those who do not upgrade their facilities to limit GHG without a market to sell their products. That is when the move will start happening.

[developbc]

Absolutely.  Eventually...Fossil fuels users will be punished into  submission.  Pyrogenesis is extremely well positioned in so many ways.  Their proprietary tech and engineering with their cost savings also will entice adoption of their offerings. Long and strong PYROGENESIS 

[wasitreallyok]

A lot of the large corporations that operate in countries with a lack of infrastructure will build their own facilities to produce energy to operate whatever facility they own to make sure they can control and limiit their costs and then sell the energy they don't use back iinto the grid.

[ramuntcho]

 I would add that shortly will be mandatory for companies to include in their quarterly and annual reports the level of their GHG and CO2 emissions for investors to be aware of and act accordingly.

[MidtownGuy]

It's not natural gas they use currently, it's a type of diesel, specifically bunker fuel. Cost-wise, one of the reasons they keep using the burners they do is because many if not most of those pelletization plants use bunker fuel to power their furnaces. Its some of the lowest quality, cheapest fuel available. Dirty, awful stuff but, inertia aside, this fuel is so cheap that even with the

[Zaphod]

Mega helpful  ..Thanks I have been to Itaipu..yes Brazil definately has Hydro.