Rivera Process from Sustainable Power Corp: Technology that May Help Save Us All

• The Rivera process utilized by Sustainable Power Corp. for biofuel production uses the latest innovative technology and has numerous benefits over other methods
• The Rivera process can turn municipal solid waste into biogas and biofuel in less than eight minutes, making it a very quick and effective conversion process
• Biofuel production is important to ending the dependence on fossil fuels and foreign oils

 

Sustainable Power Corp. uses the Rivera process, a patented innovative process that offers many benefits in biofuel production and municipal solid waste management. The Rivera process was developed by inventor John H. Rivera, and can be used to turn any type of biomass, including algae biomass and woody biomass, into biogas and other alternative energy biofuels and products. The Rivera process is very fast and convenient, and municipal solid waste can be used for biofuel production, and completely finish the process in under eight minutes. Energy from municipal solid waste conversion provides clean burning energy sources, like biofuels, instead of using fossil fuels for energy. Fossil fuels are no longer a viable energy source for several reasons, and biofuel production and renewable alternative energy sources will be needed for future energy needs.

It takes fossil fuels thousands and millions of years to be replaced, and there is a very limited supply of these fuels left in the earth. Without viable replacements for these fuels there could be a disastrous energy crisis shortly in the future when fossil fuels run out. Sustainable Power Corp. is a leader when it comes to answering this question, and addressing the issue of municipal solid waste management at the same time. The Rivera process can convert hundreds of tons of municipal solid waste every day into biofuel for each conversion plant in operation. This will prevent traditional landfilling methods and land use for this waste. This allows garbage which is discarded and could become a problem, such as the garbage barge to nowhere that no one would accept, to become part of the renewable energy solution.

The Rivera process can use all types of biomass, and this includes municipal solid waste, woody biomass, algae biomass, and others, in biofuel production to produce three types of products. These products include biogas, biofuel, and biochar. This process creates fuels and gases which do not have large carbon emissions and do not contribute to global warming. The biochar produced during the Rivera process can be mixed with the soil to enrich it and act as a natural carbon sink to remove carbon from the air and environment. This is what makes Sustainable Power Corp. a leader and innovator in the green energy sector. The Rivera process means biofuels which are produced from municipal solid waste, reducing and eliminating carbon emissions which contribute to global warming and environmental damage. In addition, municipal solid waste management is much easier, eco-friendly, and efficient, and there is no need for extensive land use to hold this waste. There is also the food supply factor, with many countries upset because of the belief that biofuel causes food shortages. Biofuel production from municipal solid waste does not draw this controversy or criticism.

SSTP uses the innovative Rivera process because of the numerous benefits it offers. This process uses the latest cutting edge research and technology, combined with nano bacteria and other components, to greatly improve and speed up the biofuel production process. In less than eight minutes municipal solid waste, woody biomass, algae biomass, or any other type of biomass, can be turned into biofuel and biogas that has significant benefits over fossil fuels when it comes to environmental damage and carbon emissions. Sustainable Power Corp. and the Rivera process offers fabulous benefits when it comes to biofuel production and municipal solid waste management both.

The information supplied in this article is not to be considered as medical advice and is for educational purposes only.