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President and CEO
Recycled Energy Corporation
3040 Saturn Street, Suite 104
Brea, CA 92821
Desk: (714) 524-9200 ext. 24
Cell: (714) 394-4383
Email: clchristensen@recycledenergy.us
Charles is the President and CEO of Recycled Energy Corporation (REC), the organization responsible for the plant design, engineering and construction. REC was founded in 2006 by a team of veteran professionals from the energy, and oil and gas industries. The company is establishing joint venture partnerships to develop waste-to-energy projects in strategic locations across the country.
Responsibilities include: 1) Engineering and construction of facilities at all sites in Pennsylvania; 2) Engineering and installation of process equipment for feedstock to energy products; 3) Purchases all equipment from vendors; 4) Designs all plant operating procedures, as well as all job responsibilities; 5) Identifies all quality requirements for process control; 6) Assists management organization during start up of facility for 3 months after the plant is built.
• 25 years domestic and international business
• 15 years General Manager / President / CEO
• Specialist in successfully commercializing technologies
• History of exceeding profit goals
• Expertise in lean manufacturing, six sigma
• Led LBO Sparling Instruments
• Past President of MEMS USA (Convergence Ethanol), Bott Equipment, General Manager Kaydon Filtration, President Sparling Instruments
• B.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Minnesota
CEO
Green Energy Administration Corporation, Inc.
600 Main Street, Suite #100
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
Office: (570) 517-3500
Cell: (570) 856-0700
Ian is the principal of Green Energy, Inc., the organization charged with administration of the project.
Responsibilities include: 1) Provides funding for land purchases, engineering, project support fees for partners, facility construction, working capital, etc; 2) Leads efforts to obtain permits for all facilities; 3) Negotiates energy contracts; 4) Negotiates MSW, coal and feedstock contracts, etc; 5) Works with cities, counties, state organizations, and local businesses to obtain facility locations; 6) Responsible for obtaining funding for project; 7) Manages charity funds through a 501 (c) 3 entity; 8) Plant management post-start up; 9) Marketing, sales, promotion, public relations and public affairs.
Managing Partner DWAP, LLC
8530 Windfall Way
Colorado Springs, CO 80908
Cell: (719) 237-1293
Email: kevdj@msn.com
Dennis Johnson is the principal of DWAP, the organization responsible for providing the actual technology and equipment to operate the plant.
Responsibilities include: 1) Provides gasification and syngas filtration technology for plants; 2) Provides advances in technology for waste to energy conversion process as they become available and are commercialized; 3) Provides all required licenses and technical support for feedstock to syngas conversion technology for Pennsylvania applications; 4) Works with local, state, and national agencies on all EPA compliance issues; 5) Provides processes, procedures, and support necessary to remain in compliance with EPA for air, water, and all other waste materials.
Green Energy Administration Corporation is the organization responsible for management and plant operations training and staffing.
Responsibilities include: 1) Start-up of the facility after it has been completed and will have an exclusive contract to run the facility as long as that facility shall be in operation; GEAC shall be responsible for financial administration; 2) REC shall be responsible for all employees in the facility, training, general management, etc.; 3) DWAP shall be responsible for environmental compliance activities for air, water and plant waste products and ash material usage or disposal technologies; 4) The partners in Independent energy will share profits from the organization’s fees and from each of the operating plants relative to their equity position with the company; 5) There shall be equal representation on the board of directors, including a minimum of one representative from REC, GEAC, and DWAP. Membership interest shall be in three equal 33.3 shares, and if any additional financial partners are required to have equity position with GEAC, their equity will equally dilute equity from the three primary partners.
The gasification technology driving the facility has been and continues to be reviewed and tested by leading experts in the field, among them Dr. Schuetzle, the patent holder for the invention of the catalytic converter, and numerous other technology patents. Schuetzle serves as President of the Renewable Energy Institute International, and authored a report for the California Energy Commission which cites the technologies that convert carbon based materials by pyrolysis, gasification and steam reforming as the best technology available. We will use that technology in our facility because it has been ranked as the #1 clean technology for the thermal conversion of biomass and MSW. Our technical partner has the additional advantage that their technology has “Zero Water Emissions” and “Near Zero Air Emissions.”
Major components used in the gasifier have been used in the coal industry, the nuclear power industry, and municipal water industry and have been combined into a highly efficient gasifier technology with significant reductions in air emissions and zero water emissions. Testing is being conducted on the technology which will be witnessed by a third party engineering company in late August. That engineering company will draft a report on the performance and emissions of the technology after those tests have been completed. It is fully expected the findings will ratify earlier results and meet or exceed expectations.
In the coming weeks following the independent engineer’s report, the plant’s “zero water emissions” and “near zero air emissions” efficacy will be evaluated and ratified by the Bureau of Waste Management of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, the Office of Energy and Technology Deployment (OETD) of Pennsylvania, and the Governor’s Action Team of Pennsylvania.
All testing evaluations are expected to confirm Green Energy’s claims of zero negative environmental impact.
