Company
Energy Corp International Limited (ECI Group or ECI) is an Australian incorporated waste management & renewable energy solutions provider, with a significant operating presence in Thailand, and plans for the near term establishment of a representative office in Singapore.

Scope of Activity
ECI is active in the design, manufacture, sale and operation of turn-key chemical engineering and related technology solutions specific to the achievement of environmental sustainability and the development of renewable energy projects centred on the recovery, conversion and application of oil & gas sourced from waste materials.

The Group maintains an R&D facility in Thailand, where our experienced and well-credentialed technical staff work closely with a team of Strategic Partner and related associates drawn from the highest ranks of academic research and industry, with members skilled in the fields of waste management and renewable energy; design and process engineering; and the petro-chemical arena.

In support of our on-going business and project development initiatives, we have also established an in-house metal fabrication capability, which can service the supply needs of both ECI and third party clients from Thailand and neighboring countries.

ECI offer the following commercial deliverables:

• Landfill Mining & Zero Waste Systems (refuse treatment & material recovery)
• Renewable Energy Systems (incorporating pyrolysis conversion, oil refining and/or gasification technologies)

The principal focus of attention is on Renewable Energy Projects, and is directed to:

• The processing of waste plastic sourced from landfill sites (LFS`s) or designated treatment facilities to produce premium grade oil (using ECI proprietary pyrolysis conversion technology)
• Refinement / distillation of the resultant oil to deliver a range of fuels and other petroleum products, including: transport grade diesel; industrial solvents (white spirit); and mazut (heavy bunker fuel / heating oil)
• The production and application of syngas from the abundant supplies of non-plastic refuse derived fuel (RDF) used as feedstock in gasification plant operations; and
• Power generation: Whereby fuel output, sourced in line with the above, can be used to drive banks of diesel &/or gas generators to produce electricity in support of sovereign security and the delivery of related benefits for host country markets or direct client users in designated Industrial Park environments.