Methane Emissions Control

Methane packs 84 times the warming punch of CO₂ over 20 years and contributes more than 20% of human-induced emissions

Methane Oxidation

In collaboration with Griffith University, Australia and ASX-listed Cleanaway Waste Management, we are undertaking industry-led research to develop a process for the control of fugitive landfill methane emissions.

The results from the research will also be used to evaluate the potential of our targeted zeoteCH₄® product to be applied for methane emissions control across diverse industries such as mining and agriculture.

Field trials undertaken at Griffith University in May-Dec 2024 have delivered encouraging early-stage results from the simulated landfill configurations. These results indicate that the Company’s two zeoteCH₄® products can reduce methane emissions with an average (mean) efficiency of 70-85%.

As a result of the research and datasets generated from trials undertaken by Griffith University for Zeotech, a  ‘Zeolites for Methane Control’ patent application was lodged in June 2024. The proprietary technology is associated with the application of the Company’s zeolite-based products and methanotrophic inoculum for methane elimination.