CleanTech Transit Inc
11226 Pentland Downs St. , Las Vegas, , United States

Green Alternatives to Produce Sustainable Energy For Future Generations

Cleantech Transit is focusing its efforts on building a portfolio of environmentally friendly green assets. Our goal is to create a self sustaining environment where we can produce and sell clean electricity for our domestic use. In addition Cleantech will expand its focus to other areas of sustainable energies including renewable resources such as Geothermal, Solar and Wind. Our goal is to use innovative technologies to reduce electricity consumption and dependence on carbon based energy.
A huge percentage of the world's fossil fuels come from the world's most volatile places. By reducing our dependence on oil derivatives, we in turn can reduce our dependence on foreign energy sources. By converting energy from waste Cleantech Transit hopes to help in increasing our country's energy security.

The Company trades on the OTC BB under the symbol CLNO.

Gasification is the process in which a carbon-based, high-caloric material also known as municipal solid waste (MSW) (i.e. anything other than glass, masonry, metals and nuclear waste) goes through a thermal transformation process in an oxygen-deprived environment in which it is converted into a variety of products: an inert ash, various chemicals, synthesis gas (syngas) and is a proven technology currently deployed internationally.

Features and Benefits Include the Following:
Depending on operating hours, change filters roughly once a week (15 min), 
change biochar separation grate once a month (30 min), top end rebuild once per year (8 hours).

Small physical dimensions:
While individual setups may vary, the complete installation of a PHX-1000 requires approximately 3/4 - 1 acre.

Keeps you always up and running:
Grid parallel operation - pull power from either source seamlessly. The hurricane is over in two days but
the power is out for two weeks? Not with a PHX-1000! If you have biomass waste, you have power.

The technology used by Phoenix Energy to turn your waste from industry agriculture and forestry into power has many environmental benefits. At Phoenix Energy we are deeply committed to our customers both in reducing their costs of operation and in helping them be good corporate citizens, having a positive impact on the environment. By installing our wood waste gasification systems our customers help to:

• Reduce greenhouse gas emissions

• Reduce the amount of toxic pollutants in the atmosphere

• Save landfill space from taking up more of our landscape and Reduce groundwater contaminants

• Improve energy security and reduce dependence on foreign sources of energy

Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Using biomass power replaces the need to burn use coal to generate electricity. Additionally, the use of biomass power also reduces the need for oil to mine and deliver coal to far off power stations, thereby significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Most surprisingly, using wood waste as fuel is actually more beneficial to the environment than allowing it to decompose naturally, because of the elimination of methane during combustion.

As wood starts to decompose it releases roughly equal amounts of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2). Both of these gases belong to the group that is commonly referred to as "greenhouse gases."
What is surprising about this is that, while we normally hear greenhouse gases expressed in terms of carbon dioxide, methane is a much more powerful gas that causes roughly 25 times the greenhouse impact of CO2. The gasification process virtually eliminates the amount of methane released into the air, relative to decomposition in a landfill or forest. According to the EPA, 250lbs of methane are released per thousand tons of wood while making biomass power v. 430,000lbs per thousand tons as wood rots in a landfill. This impact is summed up in a Department of Energy report: "The only effective means
of eliminating CH4 emissions from the disposal of wood residues that would otherwise be buried in a landfill is to use the material as fuel."