This is our second discussion with Carbonxt CEO, Warren Murphy. CG1 recently announced a new joint venture with Kentucky Coal Processing (KCP) where KCP’s facility and coal will be used to create Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) utilising the CG1 AC technology.
Their target market is the highly lucrative treatment of US drinking water and removal of PFAS or per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances; otherwise known as forever chemicals.
Recent EPA regulation changes will require the removal of PFAS from drinking water and has created a growing market opportunity, currently estimated to be worth US$600m.
Tune in fortnightly/monthly for the latest economic commentary and ideas, and find more information on our website at www.morrisseygroup.net.
This is our second discussion with Carbonxt CEO, Warren Murphy. CG1 recently announced a new joint venture with Kentucky Coal Processing (KCP) where KCP’s facility and coal will be used to create Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) utilising the CG1 AC technology.
Their target market is the highly lucrative treatment of US drinking water and removal of PFAS or per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances; otherwise known as forever chemicals.
Recent EPA regulation changes will require the removal of PFAS from drinking water and has created a growing market opportunity, currently estimated to be worth US$600m.
Tune in fortnightly/monthly for the latest economic commentary and ideas, and find more information on our website at www.morrisseygroup.net.