Our Mission

To be the global leader in “Waste-to-Energy” technology, providing systems and manufacturing solutions of the highest quality and value for clean, renewable energy including fuels and products from carbonaceous waste.

The Beginning

It was in Long Beach California in the spring of 2006, at the National Hydrogen Association’s annual meeting that John first saw Albin presenting a paper on the extraction of hydrogen from Ethanol. This was, after all, the Hydrogen Association’s meeting. A plethora of hydrogen feedstock methodologies were being presented by a number of professors, entrepreneurs, government scientists and students. All of the processes being presented seemed to be, at least to John’s engineer-level mind, highly sophisticated, leading-edge, expensive and complicated.

Then there was Dr. Albin Czernichowski who grabbed the attention of many by saying “and you can obtain most of this from your Home Depot store”. Many of the learned attendees seem to be aghast that such a suggestion would even have been offered.

Perched on the edge of his seat and leaning forward now, John listened intently to the balance of Czernichowski’s presentation. Sessa sought out this professor to make introductions and to open a dialog on applications of this simple, yet Brute Force Physics© method of reforming carbonaceous compounds.

After several months of correspondence and study into alternative feedstocks, it became apparent to both Albin and John that Glycerol was at the beginning of an exponential rise in production due to the ramp up in the Biodiesel marketplace.

Brevard Research Inc funded ECP to perform several feasibility studies that used Glycerol as a feedstock to create a synthesis gas (Syngas). Each experiment’s success built the basis for the next, until on August 29th 2007, BRI and ECP formed Florida Syngas LLC to move this form of energy forward.

A Brief History