Fats/Oil/Grease Separation and Reforming Technology for Power Generation

wastewater derived from daily preparation and consumption of foods contains a lot of fats, oils and grease (FOG). FOG has been increasing proportionally by the world population growth and it has caused a serious

pollution on rivers and seas.

FOG normally exists as small lumps on a surface of wastewater. In general, 60 tons of wastewater are required to purify a 200ml cup of FOG.

TBM Co., Ltd. has two innovative techniques to reuse FOG:

KITA Method for Sustainable and Efficient Power Generation

Boosting the Rural Energy Supply with Jatropha

Nippon Biodiesel Fuel Co., Ltd. (NBF) has developed a technology that helps to produce, supply and use renewable energy to replace fossil fuel in remote areas that have little to no energy access. It allows for local consumption and production of energy within rural or remote areas. Providing local residents improved access to affordable energy, this technology also allows them to take part in being producers of energy source.

C-POWER Plant: Making Strides in Waste Management

Production of Bio-Ethanol: Alternative Fuel & Beverage Additive

In a fermentation process, yeast is used to convert sugar into alcohol (ethanol). This process has been used in Japanese sake making for many centuries in Japan. Biomaterial in Tokyo Co., Ltd. (bits) has a lot of experience in the production of bio-ethanol using yeast. The company has proposed special strains of yeast to be used in the production of bio-ethanol that is safe to consume as a beverage additive or to use as an alternative fuel.

Maximize Battery Life with Long-Duration Energy Storage

NGK INSULATORS, LTD. has introduced a Sodium Sulfur Battery System technology -- NAS® battery -- that is currently the only commercially mature, large-scale energy storage technology that can be installed  anywhere. NAS battery can be used for a variety of clients, including:

・Power plants

・Substations

・Industrial

・Commercial

・Residential

Production of Multi-functional Composite Material ‘CircuLite’ via Proprietary Recycling System of Unused Resources