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C-MPR™ portable pilot system successfully operated at Termizo Waste to Energy plant in Liberec - Clairion %
The article discusses a new technology called C-MPR™ that offers a simultaneous removal of NOx, SOx, and Hg from flue gas. The technology utilizes a proprietary absorption liquid formulation and a wet scrubber to capture and extract the pollutants. It offers selective extraction and removes all mentioned pollutants with high removal rates. The system is seen as a dramatic change from existing technologies and can be custom made and installed as a retrofit. The company and specific impact on the company are unknown. No partners, customers, valuation amount, acquisition amount, investment amount, layoffs, or date of the event are mentioned in the article.
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Israel's UBQ Materials and Clairion declared winners of SustainIL Startup Competition
Waste conversion company UBQ Materials and Clairion were announced as the winners of SustainIL, a cleantech and sustainability startup competition. UBQ Materials won the Mature Stage track, while Clairion won the Early Stage track. The companies will receive warm introductions to large corporations, VCs, and governmental entities, as well as an undisclosed cash prize. The competition was organized by Start-Up Nation Central (SNC) and Environmental Sustainability Innovation Lab (ESIL). Israel is ranked sixth on the Global Cleantech Innovation Index and has the potential to produce commercially viable cleantech companies. UBQ Materials and Clairion were recognized for their innovative technologies and potential for global impact.
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Novel process removes mercury from factory emissions
Israeli startup MercuRemoval has developed a novel process for removing toxic mercury from industrial emissions. The patented technique, which is based on a unique absorbent liquid formulation, achieves a 95% absorption and removal rate, leaving no contaminated byproducts. The company is targeting markets in China and Europe for potential international pilots and is seeking strategic partners and customers. MercuRemoval recently won first place in the Seed Track of the Cleantech Open Global Ideas competition. The company plans to raise additional funds through a Series A round and expand its technology to address other flue-gas pollutants.
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https://cleantechopen.org/en/blog/cleantech-open-announces-winners-and-runners-up-of-the-2017-global-ideas-competition
Stepping on the Gas: Scrubbing 95% of Mercury Emissions with no Waste
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MercuRemoval's Technology Demonstrates Unparalleled Success in Mercury Removal From Flue Gas Emissions
MercuRemoval, a developer of gas treatment solutions, has announced successful results of a trial in which its technology demonstrated high efficiency in removing mercury from flue gas emissions. The trial was conducted in collaboration with Israel Electric Corporation. The technology, developed by Professor Yoel Sasson and Dr. Zach Barnea, was licensed from Yissum, the technology transfer company of the Hebrew University. MercuRemovals patented technology uses an absorbent liquid in a wet scrubber to remove mercury from flue gas emissions. The system is scalable and applicable to various industries. The company is now seeking potential global strategic partners and additional funding to support its R&D and commercialization efforts.
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Israeli companies handpicked by White House for GES 2016
Six Israeli companies were selected to participate in the 2016 Global Entrepreneurship Summit at Stanford University. The summit attracted over 1,000 global delegates and showcased innovative startups from around the world. The Israeli companies included BwareIT, Sonorapy, Mercu-Removal, Sensilize, Sesame Enable, and SolCold. Each company presented their unique technology or product, ranging from home water meters to touch-free smartphones. The article highlights the achievements and potential impact of these Israeli startups. The event took place from June 22-24, 2016.
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