United Earth Energy (UEE)
Headquarters: Alabama (mobile operations), United States
UEE provides a UNI Box Mobile Pyrolysis System, a state-of-the-art containerized mobile pyrolysis reactor designed to convert various waste materials, including creosote-treated railroad ties, plastics, and rubber, into valuable resources such as biochar, synthetic gas, and renewable oil. They emphasize on-site processing and sustainable waste management.
Company Overview
| Role | Plant Operator |
|---|---|
| Status | Operational |
| Technology | Modular |
| Headquarters | Alabama (mobile operations), United States |
| Region | North America |
| Feedstock Types | Creosote-Treated Railroad TiesPlasticsRubberWood Waste |
| Products & Output | BiocharSyngasPyrolysis Oil |
Other United Earth Energy (UEE) entries in this directory
- United Earth Energy (UEE) Florida, United States Multiple Roles Operational Operates a UNI-Box Mobile Pyrolysis Reactor designed to convert waste into valuable resources, applicable to plastics.
- United Earth Energy Greensboro, United States Multiple Roles Operational Successfully developed and implemented pyrolysis and gasification to convert scrap tires into saleable energy products.
Plant Locations (1)
| City | Country | Commissioned | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama (mobile) | USA | — | Operational |
Links & Sources
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