The Advanced Biomass Fueled Power System is able to use a large variety and mix of fuels and waste  streams.

Benefits:

• Extremely flexible,  
• Avoidance of waste stream disposal cost, and
• Most environmentally friendly power plant system possible.
  

Benefits:

• Co-location to variety of waste generators, and

• Both power and process heat available where it is needed.

Fuel is cleaned before entering gas turbine     

Benefits:

• Avoidance of expensive stack cleaners and processes,

• Overall capital cost competitive with fossil fuels,

• Operational costs competitive with fossil fuels, and

• Cratech process exceeds EPA standards and targets for air quality.

Benefits:

• Less costly to fabricate, transport, and erect,

• Can be integrated into numerous processes to return waste heat, power and even clean CO2 gases to select  agricultural enterprises, and

• Alternative options include use of available process heat to create combined cycle efficiency.

Benefits:

• Decreased  vulnerabilities to disruptions of power whether intentionally , due to priority demand overloads, or as a result of natural disaster,

• Improved reliability (individual plant downtime has minimal grid impact),

• Economically feasible to co-locate several smaller units for further reliability and flexibility due to load variation,

• Societal benefit to avoid additional transmission infrastructure necessary to accommodate forecasted growth in power needs, and

•  By sizing power plant process to available waste stream, avoidance of fuel transportation costs.

Benefits:

• Multiple systems can be operated by a single crew or even by crews of co-located integrated industrial operations,

• Capable of being monitored and controlled remotely, and

• Early detection of potential system failures to avoid catastrophic failures and permit control of maintenance costs.

Benefits:

• Possible to supply "green" power from reliable and competitive sources as society and government demand,

• The Cratech process helps reduce sources of methane and is "CO2 neutral", and

• By using waste streams for fuel, opportunity exists to earn tradable and saleable RECs( renewable energy credits) for power supplied and used in states such as Texas.