Our new Licensing Page includes a process flow diagram showing how we fit into a major project & a “quick” calculator to estimate syngas yields from various feedstocks. These are the first steps to finding the right early licensing partners. Check it out: https://t.co/UkW0qV8dOl

Sierra Energy was pleased to welcome BIOTECHWORKS-H2 to our demonstration facility on Tuesday. The company is focused on solving the textile waste problem by using FastOx gasification to turn textile waste into clean hydrogen.

Plastic recycling has its shortcomings. https://t.co/ISy7JX3nPj #FunnyFriday

It’s #TechieTuesday! A new ‘High-Energy-Density’ Battery could extend EV range substantially. The battery production process is said to be straightforward and cost-effective, making them “ready for immediate application.” https://t.co/J0LDsYlkIH

Pass the trash: a game of hot potato with no winners. Let’s find a new game to play. https://t.co/ISy7JX3nPj #FunnyFriday

Last week Sierra Energy CEO Mike Hart spoke about our green hydrogen from waste being used to fuel locomotives at the Rail Equipment Finance Conference in La Quinta, CA. Read more about Sierra Energy & hydrogen at https://t.co/VFiZY4yXUn #GreenEnergy #FastOx #GreenTech #hydrogen

Last month, Sierra Energy responded to a Request For Information on High Efficiency Gasification for the U.S. Department of Energy. We are excited that the DOE is looking at Gasification and believe we are the exact technology they are looking for. https://t.co/ISy7JX3nPj

Today, Sierra Energy CEO, Mike Hart, will speak on “Waste to Zero Emission Locomotive Power” at the Rail Equipment Finance conference in La Quinta, CA. More information here: https://t.co/Z82uoGuvZu #GreenEnergy #FastOx #GreenTech #hydroge

The 2024 agenda has been announced for the California Hydrogen Leadership Summit coming up in June. We are proud to be sponsoring in partnership with Sierra Northern Railway to highlight how to green our rail network with hydrogen. More information here: https://t.co/MLRyuuN8u8

Will everybody’s favorite microscopic critter; the water bear, help scientists develop materials that can better withstand the rigors of space travel, help fight fires, and even assist in finding a cure for cancer? Could be. Read more: https://t.co/RXUibyakrN

These 1,200 big methane leaks from waste dumps must be dealt with to hit climate targets. Read more at https://t.co/jS9KYZeV6u

Recycling plastic 'doesn't work,' and big business knew it according to a recent study. While the parties involve argue who’s at fault most plastic continues to end up in landfills. We just need a good solution. Read more: https://t.co/BltdJ2eTN5

Curious how FaxOx gasification handles medical, hazardous, industrial, and other “Complex Waste”? Check out our Knowledge Base for the answer to this question and any others you might have. https://t.co/lubLSzgg4H #TechieTuesday

This story has it all. The space race is reignited as Russia makes a historic soft landing on the moon. However, said moon is shrinking and experiencing moonquakes. Unfortunately, James Bond could not be reached for comment. Read more: https://t.co/BmNwmktQ3S

How far would you travel to have good seats for this year's solar eclipse, the last visible in the US until 2045? Read more about it at https://t.co/TBlkyzNKS9 https://t.co/C3fZzAJ6e6

We try to stay optimistic. #FunnyFriday https://t.co/htokxV6njg

Ugly lawn contests are good for a laugh, but an eco-friendly yard can be gorgeous, drought-resistant, and low maintenance. Read more from WashingtonPost: https://t.co/mj0tCOxH8x

We are proud to be one of Solar Impulse Foundation's "labeled solutions" and excited about the work they are doing.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions. #FunnyFriday https://t.co/htokxV6njg

Sierra Energy Pop Quiz! End products of our FastOx gasification process include: A) Adrenochrome, Athelas, and Bacta B) Hydrogen, Methanol and RNG C) Copper, Magnesium, and Oxygen D) Toaster Pastries Comment your answer see if you’re right here: https://t.co/p9StvNfAVS

Today’s #TechieTuesday is a doozie. Have you heard of Thermal Energy Networks, heating & cooling buildings by drilling far into the earth where the temperature stays stable at 55 degrees? Decarbonizing building and creating jobs. It’s a win/win. Read more https://t.co/HyGTjPX9Ts