FirmGreen Export of Green Technology to Brazil Is Underway
Starting Point: Dublin, Ohio
Dave Church, of Guild Associates, Inc.
greets Dena Elbayoumy, of FirmGreen, Inc.
The team at Guild Associates has been
hard at work fabricating FirmGreen's
equipment.
It's a big day; the first shipment
is now ready to be transported to Brazil, where
it will be used to clean landfill gas so that
it becomes clean biogas, with an energy content equivalent to natural gas.
It's Moving Day
FirmGreen equipment in Dublin, Ohio is
on standby early morning in Ohio.
Soon, the team at Guild Associates, Inc. (the equipment
fabricator) will get this, and many other
parts, ready to be loaded for transport.
A Long Day Gets Started
Padding protects parts in route from
Dublin, Ohio to Houston, Texas.
The crew in Ohio is making sure each piece of the
biogas processing equipment is secure for the long journey ahead to Brazil.
From Yard to Truck
A heavy duty forklift prepares to load equipment.
This machinery is part of a biogas processing plant
that produces pipeline quality natural gas from dirty landfill methane.
In addition to creating skilled jobs for Americans, export of the green energy technology will provide good jobs for
many of the Novo Gramacho Landfill workers depicted in the 2011 Academy Awards nominated documentary film Waste Land
Safe Landing!
The large load is almost safely on the flatbed.
Find out more about natural gas (methane)
fuel, and what's different about renewable vs. traditional
methane fuels. Find out why FirmGreen's gCNG —
natural gas from renewable sources, is environmentally sound energy. Read More
Loaded and Locked
The job of loading and securing the equipment being well done, workers in Ohio now hand off the baton to Houston.
Now the trucking team will cover the route from Dublin to Houston.
Houston, We Have a Solution
...and It's on the Way
FirmGreen's biogas equipment is on the road to Houston.
The oversize load will travel carefully along a route mapped
out in advance to avoid clearance issues at underpasses.
Houston Shipping Yard
FirmGreen's Steve Johnson greets Dimas Maia of Arcadis at the shipping yard. The biogas equipment is on the ground.
Now the team at Arcadis will handle the next steps of logisitics: getting the cargo aboard the ship.
It's a Wrap!
Mutliple skids are carefully labeled; the biogas
processing plant is one huge 3-D puzzle at this point.
The equipment is now staged and ready to go aboard the ship.
Loading the Cargo
Our biogas cleaning plant is carefully loaded
aboard the Industrial Destiny, part by part.
Workers at the Houston shipping terminal keep a close watch as the crane operator does his work.
Cargo Safely Aboard the 'Industrial Destiny'
An aptly named vessel - the Industrial Destiny,
is now headed to Brazil with Firmgreen's green technology on board.
This one project is generating hundreds of jobs, throughout six U.S.states—Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio, California, Michigan, Texas—and of course, in Brazil.
