Building commercially and environmentally sustainable solutions to carbon capture and recycling

MBD technology recycles captured industrial flue-gas emissions into oils suitable for manufacture of high grade plastics, transport fuel and nutritious feed for livestock and monogastric consumption.

MBD bypass the inherent problems associated with ‘geosequestration' by keeping captured CO₂ above ground for immediate large-scale production of valuable input commodities fundamental to the global economic supply-chain. Happily, MBD's environmentally friendly carbon-recycling process also produces large quantities of ‘A1 quality' fresh water and masses of pure oxygen.

MBD Energy has reached an agreement with one of Australia's largest electricity producers, Loy Yang Power, for the planning and provision of a pilot MBD Energy Carbon Capture and Recycling (CCR) plant at Loy Yang power station in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria Australia.

Currently Australia's largest CO₂ emitter, Loy Yang Power selected MBD Energy's algal carbon capture, storage and recycling solution for three compelling reasons:

• Captured CO₂ is immediately recycled into oil-rich micro algae suitable for oil and meal;
• 100% of the algae is recycled; 35% as oil for plastics or fuel, 65% for low-methane stock-feed;
• MBD's CCR is today's premier green house gas reduction solution for use by power stations.

Supported by an extensive, expert team, MBD Energy is co-operatively enabling delivery of a number of large-scale Demonstration Projects to be operating before 2020, as identified by the ‘G8 mandate on climate change.' MBD expects to play a significant role in the newly created Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute.

In addition to its project at Loy Yang Power, MBD Energy is working in concert with the operators of a number of major coal-fired power stations, and other CO₂ emitters, to implement solutions that will soon enable broad industrial-scale deployment of its CCR technology.