RNS20 Dec 2022 07:55
David Palumbo, CEO of EQTEC, commented:
"We are happy to continue our relationship with Scott Bros and to progress the Billingham project toward funding and maximum use of the land and realisation of new energy infrastructure there, based on EQTEC's leading syngas technology. The clean, waste-to-energy plant already consented for the site has the potential to be an anchor facility to support local industry and also a wider range of new technologies and offtake applications that would be valuable additions to the burgeoning, new energy networks in Teesside. This Option enables us to turn our attention back to funding and detailed design of the Project. As previously announced, we are working with top-tier partners so that EQTEC can focus on technology development and engineering, providing project development services as required. Not only does this new arrangement release us from capital commitments, but it allows us to accelerate progress with our business strategy, toward becoming exclusively a technology innovator and licensor."
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