Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. V.CMC

Waste to hydrogen

[lscfa]

https://www.process-worldwide.com/waste-to-hydrogen-product-omni-ct-makes-maiden-sale-a-1018464/

[tallboy108]

Did you catch the fact that this company doesnt even plan to produce any product until 2023/2024? Hydrogen is much more limited in scope of commercial use than what Ceilo produces. Ceilo will also have close to 40 plants in production before this fledgling venture makes its first litre of fuel. Nice that another company is trying to mimic a similar process to what Ceilo's already has globally

[lscfa]

Note: The circular hydrogen produced could operate some 550 city buses running on hydrogen at a cost less than the current cost of using gasoline or diesel.  

[tallboy108]

Wow 550 buses. Holy cow with that many buses they could literally make THOUSANDS of dollars. Cielo has the ability to feul the entire global aviation industry as just one of their outlets. One jet plan uses more feul per trip that 1000 buses would in a week.  Again, nice try short. Just stop. The company you linked is literally garbage. Not even in the good way.

[lscfa]

That's per modular unit, dumbass. Need more capacity? Simply add more OMNI200s to your installation. The OMNI200TM Gasification & Plasma Refining System (GPRSTM) The OMNI200TM GPRSTM unit is proven at industrial scale. It is a complete integrated system, delivered to site in large modules, rather than stick-built. It receives and converts at a rate of 200 tonnes per

[tallboy108]

Cool, maybe by 2025 they might be able to start selling this hydrogen junk and make some revenue. By that time Cielo will have 40 plants operating across North America generating hundreds of millions to billions per year.  Cielo will probably buy them for cheap before they even get operational since their cash flow will be off the charts. Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. To

[easydough]

Sell your shares then, and get lost!!!

[JustLookn]

Thanks for posting, I find it interesting to see what competitive companies are doing as well as possible other investment options. Not sure why everyone is slamming this post, this is the kind of info I find very useful.  You didn't even post your opinion, just a link.   Last time I looked there was more than one oil company, I suspect there will be many companies using waste.