Dynamic Energy Alliance, the development stage energy and greencycling firm focused on advancing the state of the art in environmentally sound, proprietary recovery/finishing processes for deriving synthetic oil, carbon black, carbon steel, and gas from waste feedstock (tires), reported today that its subsidiary, Dynamic Energy IP, LLC, has entered an agreement in principle to obtain an exclusive, worldwide license for a high-value organic extraction process from Terpen Kraftig LLC.
This license covers a proprietary process for capturing the friable materials in oil for purification into extremely valuable organic compounds which are highly sought after by cosmetic, fragrance, and even solvent producers. This process set dovetails perfectly with DEAC’s own proprietary pyrolytic production processes for oil recovery, allowing for the high-value components to be safely extracted from recovered oil without marring the oil’s hydrocarbon value.
In a single stroke the company has laid the foundation work needed to eventually tap into the high margin end market for refined organics, all without impacting the recovered oil and carbon product business. The company has filed a current report via an 8-k with the SEC on the deal, detailing (among other things) the announced non-binding agreement in principle to acquire these key processes.
The company has identified 20 specific high-value end points obtainable through the adapted processes and at levels of purity that will place them in high demand, with some of the products also being synthetic analogs for natural extracts, essential oils, and flavors. The particular adaptations applied to this revolutionary set of processes by DEAC employ a battery of operations on the material within strict temperature, pressure, and volume tolerances designed to maintain the quality of the diverse end point products.
Incredible stuff really, as this level of material processing capability was once merely a pipe dream, but today we are seeing some truly breakthrough materials science and processing techniques emerge from companies like DEAC and Terpen that are transforming this dream into a reality. As an added benefit, the combined process implementation will reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with the production of carbon black.
The agreement calls for a $100k payment by DEAC prior to execution of a definitive agreement, as well as a final $400k payment (on or before Dec 31) and royalty minimums of $35k/month. While the deal is still pending the capital formation required to secure and maintain the license structure through to operational revenue, the sheer attractiveness of the combined technology from an environmental and economic standpoint makes the deal irresistible.
Chairman of DEAC, Charles R. Cronin, Jr., called the combined technological platform over-unity, stating that the combined processes have the potential to produce more energy than the sum of the energy used to make the original tires. Cronin pointed to a forthcoming lifecycle analysis which should put empirical weight behind that claim and added that the near-future publication of an impact analysis would contribute yet further validation. This deal could put DEAC in possession of a “breakthrough in the economics of waste tire processing,” according to Cronin, and the potential for this technology to transform the entire waste tire industry is profound. DEAC could move the industry itself through such technology from landfills full of rubber products to a huge specialty chemicals trade with revenues that exceed standard tire recycling vectors handsomely.
For more information, please visit www.DynamicEnergyAlliance.com
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