Ecolomondo Provides Update on Hawkesbury TDP Facility Operations Timeline

Ecolomondo Corporation (TSXV:ECM) (OTC:ECLMF) (the “Company” or “Ecolomondo”), a cleantech company specializing in the commercialization of its Thermal Decomposition Process (“TDP”) proprietary recycling technology and the building and operating of turnkey TDP facilities globally, today announced that the three major processing departments at the Hawkesbury TDP facility have completed pre-commissioning and have entered into final commissioning.

Highlights:

• Tire Shredding line – final commissioning is complete and initial operation runs to begin first week of April.
• Recovered Carbon Black line – pre-commissioning was completed at the end of February and the line is undergoing final commissioning and expected to be completed in the second week of April.
• Thermal Processing line – pre-commissioning began late-February and is now complete, final commissioning is underway and expected to be completed by the second week of April 2022 with trial runs to commence soon thereafter.
• Automation interfacing with all processing control panels is going according to schedule and should be completed by the second week of April.

The Company expects to begin preliminary operations in the next 3 to 4 weeks, gradually ramping up to full production volumes over 10 to 12 weeks. Full production is defined by the company as 3 shifts operating the plant on a continuous basis. As recently announced the company has received a combination of purchase orders and off-take agreements’ for the high-quality oil, recovered carbon black and steel that will be produced at the Hawkesbury TDP facility.

“We are extremely close to beginning operations at our state-of-the-art Hawkesbury TDP facility, ramping up production is the main focus of the entire technical team,” said Eliot Sorella, Chairman and CEO. “Having secured a long-term agreement for tire supply and offtake agreement recently announced for 80% of the rCB that will be produced at Hawkesbury, places Ecolomondo in an enviable position.” …

Source: Ecolomondo