At Mazdak International, we are developing technology to dredge while capturing methane emissions.
- Methane emissions are 80 to 100 times more dangerous than carbon dioxide emissions.
- Land based water reservoirs release 92 to 140 million metric tonnes of methane each year.
- Rivers and wetlands release 140 to 190 million metric tonnes of methane each year.
The United Nations consider that controlling methane emissions is the fastest way to reduce greenhouse gases and global warming.
Methane emissions from wetlands and reservoirs
The Slurry Pulsejet Engine is designed to be immersed at great depth for removal of sediments from reservoirs, and for mining of sea nodules.
It is designed for depth in excess of 60 m (200 ft).
All units are custom designed and performance tested in our lab.
We transform dangerous methane emissions into fuel to regenerate sediments into top soil for farming, material and clear our reservoirs for decades of silt accumulation.
The invention is covered by US Patent 11,634,884 B1
