TransAct Energy Global. Email Format
Renewable Energy Semiconductor ManufacturingWashington, United States2-10 Employees
TransAct Energy Global operates in renewable energy semiconductor manufacturing by converting municipal solid waste into 18 globally traded commodities through a proprietary process. The approach is described as producing products with minimal emissions in production, with energy for its plants drawn from renewables, typically generated onsite. Each plant is designed to process about 481,000 tonnes of feedstock per year, and the company asserts this also translates into the removal of roughly double that amount in CO2 emissions. The company is based in Bellingham, Washington, and maintains a small team. It outlines a plan to establish its first two zero-emissions waste optimization plants in Guadalajara, Mexico, sourcing feedstock from local suppliers and selling products in the domestic market, before expanding into Europe. By turning waste into chemical and material commodities, the firm positions itself in the renewable energy and materials space and frames waste as a potentially valuable asset that could scale up to as many as twenty plants per year as development progresses.