Johnson Energy Solutions LLC is conducting research on rare earth elements in coal waste at the West Virginia University.
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Johnson Energy Solutions LLC Exciting next steps from my Alma Mater in recovery of rare earth elements in coal waste. #WVU #REE #coalwaste https://lnkd.in/eRy75Pj6
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Johnson Energy Solutions LLC
We develop sustainable renewable energy solutions. Team partners design, build, operate, maintain, finance and own.
- Industry
- Renewables & Environment
- Location
- Chattanooga, US
- Company size
- 1 employee
About Johnson Energy Solutions LLC
At Johnson Energy Solutions LLC we believe that the best path to meeting our energy needs is by "mining" the organic wastes from our farms, forests, factories and waste water treatment facilities as well as the waste streams that are filling our land fills. The "fuel feedstock" from this "mining" effort can provide clean, renewable energy while solving a number of environmental problems associated with solid waste, forest management, air emissions, and water pollution. ... and most importantly, we help our clients determine how it can all be done in a sustainable, cost effective manner. Check out our web page to see examples of some of the waste to energy projects we're working on.
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