NEWS

In 2008, BGP Inc. will introduce new technology based on the Brookes Gasification Process. BGP Inc. in 2008, like pig manure and chicken litter being handled by the Brookes Gasification Process has plans to build a unit to handle cow manure from Cattle feed lots, where by the heat generated by the unit(s), in destroying thousands of tons of cattle manure, will produce steam for the feed mill to soften the corn that is fed to the cattle.

There is also the potential from the head produced for electrical co-generation from all types of manures, sludge, mushroom substrate, sewage sludge and other similar types of material. It is anticipated that these tests will be done in 2008.

• Indiana Department of Environmental Management Certification - November 1994
• Sierra Environmental Engineering Inc. Study - September 1994
• Glasgow City Council Cleansing News - March 1996
• Clinical Waste Management Seminar - Dunchurch, Scotland - October 1997
• Balfour Hospital, Orkney Islands Testimonial, January 1998
• Princess Margaret hospital, Island Republic of Dominica

Pig Manure water content is reduced to at least 30% dry matter to make it energy efficient AND BGP Inc.’s research continues in this area of farm waste with North Carolina State University.

• London, ON Swine Conference - Re-Cycle: a profitable swine production system with zero waste - April 2004
• URS Poultry Mortality Gasifier Emission Test - October 2004
• NCSU Gasification for Elimination of Swine Waste Solids with Recovery of Value-Added Products - April 2005
• NCSU Results of the BGP Chicken Mortality Gasifier - November 2005
• NCSU Technology Report: Re-cycle Gasifier - January 2006
• Poultry Farms Find Safe Disposal - Daily Southerner - March 2006
• Machine Aims to Simplify Dead-Chicken Disposal - News & Observer - March 2006

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• TSWG Announcement – 2007
• In 2008, BGP Inc. will introduce the new technology produced by David Brookes based on his "Dual Chamber " process.