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N-Viro International Corp. announced it has submitted permit applications with the commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, for a pilot facility capable of producing an appropriate amount of N-Viro FuelT to carry out necessary testing at various power generators. Once approved by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, N-Viro intends to be in production of the N-Viro FuelT product and conduct other scheduled test burn demonstrations. These tests will require the utilization of local supplies of biosolids from municipal wastewater treatment facilities. The company expects to receive permit approval and begin production during the first half of 2010. The portable pilot facility will be capable of demonstrating a full-scale production of N-Viro FuelT. The company expects to make use of this pilot for several tests burn applications where N-Viro FuelT can be blended with coal, waste coal and even biomass types of fuel. Additionally, this plant will further validate the N-Viro FuelT technology and provide valuable analytical data for future and developing projects.
N-Viro International Corporation announced that it has extended two of its contracts, for Altamonte Springs, Florida and Toledo Ohio. These extensions are in addition to the renewal of N-Viro's contract with Port Orange, Florida which was previously announced. Altamonte Springs, one of Florida N-Viro's valued long-term customers, has extended the contract with N-Viro to process all of the biosolids produced by Altamonte Springs. This initial two month extension will permit Altamonte Springs and N-Viro time to finalize a long-term contract so N-Viro can continue to process all of Altamonte Springs' biosolids into Class AA beneficial reuse products. Similarly, N-Viro's contract with the City of Toledo, Ohio has been extended for three months to permit the City, under a new administration to consider short and long-term proposals to handle the City's biosolids. N-Viro looks forward to working with the new administration during this extension, and hopes to work with Toledo to provide a long-term energy recovery solution that will provide the City with considerable savings opportunities.
N-‐Viro will completely design and construct a state of art facility within the project timeframe. Afterward, N-‐Viro will operate and manage the process including han-‐
dling the biosolids from end to end. The process begins with 250 tons of biosolids and 25 tons of admixtures to deliver 120 tons of N-‐Viro Fuel® daily to meet the
needs of coal fired power plants in the surrounding area. The fully integrated approach relieves the municipality from managing the biosolids disposal and contrib-‐
utes to the goal of each state to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions and to utilize renewable energy resources such as biosolids.
A non-‐conventional contracting mechanism, Design-‐Build-‐Operate (DBO) structure successfully combines the benefits of private sector business efficiency while mini-‐
mizing the cost of involvement for publically owned entities.
About N-Viro
N-Viro International Corporation owns and licenses N-Viro Process, a patented technology to treat and recycle wastewater and other bio-organic wastes, utilizing certain alkaline and mineral by-products produced by the cement, lime, electric utilities, and other industries in the United States. Its N-Viro Process stabilizes and pasteurizes the wastewater sludge, reduces odors to various levels, and neutralizes or immobilizes toxic components. This process generates N-Viro Soil, a product which has a granular appearance similar to soil and has various commercial uses, including agricultural lime, soil enrichment, top soil blend, landfill cover and capping, and land reclamation. The company also offers N-Viro Fuel, a patented biomass alternative energy fuel. It manages N-Viro Process facilities under contracts. The company was founded in 1979 and is based in Toledo, Ohio.
Here some news which i have found on internet
N-Viro International Corporation announced that it has extended two of its contracts, for Altamonte Springs, Florida and Toledo Ohio. These extensions are in addition to the renewal of N-Viro's contract with Port Orange, Florida which was previously announced. Altamonte Springs, one of Florida N-Viro's valued long-term customers, has extended the contract with N-Viro to process all of the biosolids produced by Altamonte Springs. This initial two month extension will permit Altamonte Springs and N-Viro time to finalize a long-term contract so N-Viro can continue to process all of Altamonte Springs' biosolids into Class AA beneficial reuse products. Similarly, N-Viro's contract with the City of Toledo, Ohio has been extended for three months to permit the City, under a new administration to consider short and long-term proposals to handle the City's biosolids. N-Viro looks forward to working with the new administration during this extension, and hopes to work with Toledo to provide a long-term energy recovery solution that will provide the City with considerable savings opportunities.
N-‐Viro will completely design and construct a state of art facility within the project timeframe. Afterward, N-‐Viro will operate and manage the process including han-‐
dling the biosolids from end to end. The process begins with 250 tons of biosolids and 25 tons of admixtures to deliver 120 tons of N-‐Viro Fuel® daily to meet the
needs of coal fired power plants in the surrounding area. The fully integrated approach relieves the municipality from managing the biosolids disposal and contrib-‐
utes to the goal of each state to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions and to utilize renewable energy resources such as biosolids.
A non-‐conventional contracting mechanism, Design-‐Build-‐Operate (DBO) structure successfully combines the benefits of private sector business efficiency while mini-‐
mizing the cost of involvement for publically owned entities.
About N-Viro
N-Viro International Corporation owns and licenses N-Viro Process, a patented technology to treat and recycle wastewater and other bio-organic wastes, utilizing certain alkaline and mineral by-products produced by the cement, lime, electric utilities, and other industries in the United States. Its N-Viro Process stabilizes and pasteurizes the wastewater sludge, reduces odors to various levels, and neutralizes or immobilizes toxic components. This process generates N-Viro Soil, a product which has a granular appearance similar to soil and has various commercial uses, including agricultural lime, soil enrichment, top soil blend, landfill cover and capping, and land reclamation. The company also offers N-Viro Fuel, a patented biomass alternative energy fuel. It manages N-Viro Process facilities under contracts. The company was founded in 1979 and is based in Toledo, Ohio.
