Environmental Clean Technologies Limited (ECT)

Overview

Environmental Clean Technologies Limited is a pioneering company dedicated to the research, development, and commercialization of innovative technologies aimed at the energy and resource sectors in Australia. Since its inception in 1985, the company has made significant strides in developing environmentally friendly solutions to some of the most pressing issues facing these industries today. With its headquarters situated in South Yarra, Australia, Environmental Clean Technologies Limited focuses on creating sustainable and low-emission technologies that serve a wide range of sectors, including energy, agriculture, and industrial sectors.

Products and Services

• COLDry

A revolutionary low temperature and pressure drying method specifically designed for feedstocks with high moisture content. This technology offers an efficient way to reduce moisture in materials, thereby potentially lowering transportation costs and improving overall energy efficiency in processing operations.

• COHgen

COHgen is a cutting-edge technology for the low emission production of hydrogen from lignite. By focusing on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, COHgen represents a significant step forward in the development of sustainable and environmentally friendly hydrogen production processes.

• HydroMOR

This lignite-based iron making technology offers an innovative approach to iron production. HydroMOR significantly reduces the environmental impact associated with traditional iron-making methods by utilizing lignite, a low-grade coal, as a primary resource. This process not only aims to be more sustainable but also cost-effective.

• Catalytic Depolymerisation Waste-to-Energy

A transformative waste-to-energy technology that enables the production of diesel from a variety of hydrocarbon-based inputs. This includes waste timber, end-of-life plastics, and low-rank coals, among others. It addresses the critical issue of waste management while simultaneously producing valuable diesel fuel, showcasing a remarkable example of circular economy principles in action.