Environmental waste is reaching epidemic proportions worldwide. Issues of international health, global warming, economic uncertainty, and technological balance of power are being raised. Simultaneously, the global demand for energy is increasing every day. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the United States alone is projected to have an annualized daily usage of 21 million barrels of oil, 63 billion cubic feet of natural gas, and 3.2 million tons of coal. The goal of Changing World Technologies (CWT) is to provide viable solutions to current environmental and economic problems, while improving access to reliable, affordable, socially responsible and environmentally sound energy.

CWT’s first priority is to address the growing environmental and energy requirements in the areas of food processing and animal waste disposal, and the utilization of mixed plastics and rubber, typical waste streams from municipal recovery facilities and metal recyclers. Future targeted areas will be municipal solid waste and municipal sewage sludge. The CWT business model focuses on bringing together the best technical and industry expertise to provide cost-effective solutions to these problems and then implement them on a commercial scale. CWT’s products and services are aimed at extending the worldwide reserves of fuel-derived energy, while eliminating stockpiles of landfilled waste.