Our Solution

The final link in the circular economy value chain

The GLASSPOWER technology efficiently transforms non recyclable waste into high yield constant renewable energy and new raw materials, thus closing the loop of the circular economy model.

As a result, the territory benefits from a landfill substitution solution which makes it autonomous in energy generation, waste management and creates durable local jobs for a cleaner and brighter future.

Revolutionary technology

GLASSPOWER offers a technology capable of treating all types of waste, other than radioactive, including those that pose difficulties for the current methods. It is achieved through a ballast of glass in fusion which generates energy and recovers materials at the same time: a process that is 100% brand new.

Collection of all ultimate waste that was normally destined for a landfill
Production of energy (heat / cold, electricity, steam) and aggregates for construction materials
Retrieval of non-ferrous noble resources (gold, silver, copper, zinc, etc…)

How it works

It is self-sufficient; it generates its own energy.
Depending on the regional needs and the nature of the waste, 2 operating modes are available: G3, Green Glass Generation, and G4, Green Glass & Gas Generation.
3 international patents protecting our technology have been registered (the 1st developed in 2001, 2nd in 2014 and 3rd in 2015).
3 additional patents are planned for filing (SOLEAU envelope registered) and potential others are in development.

A technology based on
excellence and experience

Colossal potential markets

On a worldwide level, waste (sent to landfills) generated every year is over 1,5 billion tons, representing more than 10,000 potential customers:

Household waste from regional governments (municipalities, collection services, etc…)
Industrial waste from chemical and petro-chemistry industries, free asbestos, the food-processing industry, paper manufacturers, etc…

A highly experienced management team

Xavier Maurance, CEO
Robert Bozza, Expert in waste management
Jacques Proot, A world-renowned non-ferrous expert
Ivan Replumaz, Engineering expert in complex systems
Annie Lagoutte, Glass specialist and expert in arsenic

Key challenges

To impose this technology as a reference in terms of waste treatment and material recovery, because it is the best available technology:

So that the players in waste management adopt it,
So that industrial players integrate it as a value creating activity within their production processes
To contribute to regional independence for waste treatment and renewable energy generation

A demonstrator project in PACA, region of the South of France

Licence concession with R&D studies to adapt to the customers’ specific needs, after the building of a demonstrator to show the power of the technology in treating dangerous waste.