The conversion of CO 2 to syngas has been demonstrated at laboratory-scale for these new ceramic catalysts using a reforming process with methane. We are seeking to take laboratory scale work to a pilot plant for applicationin Japanese power plants. All the shares are owned by the New Zealand government but the management is fully privatized. Our name is well known the world over as a developer of lead rubber bearings for seismic isolation and high temperature superconductor ceramics that function at the temperature of liquid nitrogen. Looking for partners for joint ventures, licensees of our patents and also capital participation for developing business around our technologies in New Zealand and Japan.
Oil is utilized as a fuel and water is vaporized.
In the system we have developed, the vaporized water is fed to the combustion furnace, and the high-temperaturedry vapor is used for deoxidization. The main characteristic of our system is that it is closed and does not release any waste liquid to the outside by using waste oil as a fuel and waste water as vapor within the system. In the future, we are planning to combine this system with other equipment to utilize waste heat containing high-temperature vapor for other purposes. Also looking for sales partners. We have succeeded in developing a technology for separating a liquid into purified water and suspension concentrate in a storage tank, and to classify and extract designated particles.