The Phenom of the Energy Industry that is Biosphere Technology

The Energy Industry is considered a major necessity on Man’s journey towards progress. Technological advancement is constant in energy technologies. Unfortunately, research and development have been centered on efficiency and a few have bothered to search for developments or innovations on the environmental aspect of energy generation. Energy extraction and combustion have come a long way in terms of efficiency, but have barely improved in terms of greenness. This is because suppliers are typically answering the demand. The market of efficient energy is colossal while that of clean energy is very mediocre. This is due to the fact that efficiency is considered by majority as the most important quality of energy. Finally there is now a way to answer both consumers’ demand for efficiency and the planet’s need for green energy. The ultimate solution is here and it is called Biosphere Technology.


Biosphere Technology is a green energy process that utilizes advance gasification techniques. It is clean and supports sustainability while at the same time having a level of efficiency comparable with that of conventional technologies such as fossil fuels. It is with the use of sophisticated gas limiters that both greenness and efficiency is achieved. The limiters permit full control over the amount of oxygen that is able to react with the feedstock. This allows the temperature to be manipulated with precision so that the feedstock is always burnt at the most optimal intensity of heat. The same limiters also prevent gaseous by products from escaping into the atmosphere thus effectively preventing air pollution.


Biosphere Technology not only makes greenness and efficiency meet; it also disposes of waste in order to generate energy. It can be said therefore that this revolutionary solution generates electricity cleanly and efficiently at the cost of solid wastes. Solid waste is something everyone wants gone so its elimination can even be regarded as a bonus.

Generating Green Electricity through Biosphere Technology

The human population continues to rapidly grow. And as the number of people increase, so does the need for resources, one of which is electricity. While the need for electricity increases, the supply decreases as the available resources for electric power generation are being depleted. Studies show that if no new sources of electricity are found, the world will experience scarcity in a few decades. This is why today, concerned countries headed by the United Nations are calling for the research, development, and use of sustainable energy.

Sustainable energy advocates the use of renewable energy so that each generation will leave enough resources to sustain the need of the next one. Plant matter, solar power, wind power, wave power, geothermal power and tidal power are the most common sources of renewable energy. Another characteristic of sustainability is that it does not pollute the environment thus earning it the alias of green energy.

The latest and considered most revolutionary form of green energy is the Biosphere Technology, which converts common wastes into green electricity. A Biosphere Machine breaks down wastes into their basic molecular components and heats them up until they are capable of generating electrical power. In situations when there is not enough waste, Biosphere Flakes can be used to power the Biosphere Machines.

The use of Biosphere Technology uses gasification technology in a unique way that can effectively cut power costs up to 70-90%, not to mention that it also eliminates the need for almost all waste disposal costs as most garbage will be utilized to fuel the Biosphere Machines.

The UN has already recognized hundreds of biosphere facilities all of the world and hope that one day, biosphere technology will be the chief source of world electricity.

Biosphere technology is humanities biggest light of hope in saving Mother Earth, and ourselves in the process. Pollution has already brought countless plant and animal species to extinction; let us not wait for our species to be the next victim of our own actions.

Biosphere Technology

Environmental technology (envirotech) or green technology (greentech) or clean technology (cleantech) is the utilization of the environmental science to preserve our natural environment and resources, and to reduce the negative effects of human activity. Environmental technology is centered on sustainable development.

Gasification is one example of green technology. It involves a combination of techniques aimed at pulling out energy from various types of organic matter. Gasification is a process that breaks down carbonaceous materials like coal, petroleum, biofuel, or biomass, and turns them into carbon monoxide and hydrogen by using extremely high temperatures and controlled amounts of oxygen and/or steam to make raw material, for instance house waste, or compost. The gas mixture produced through gasification is called synthesis gas. Syngas in itself is a form of fuel. It is composed mainly of hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide and has less than half the energy density of natural gas.

The latest form of gasification is the revolutionary Biosphere Technology which was created and developed by the renowned author of various original contributions in scientific literature, Dr. Chris McCormack. Dr. McCormack also serves as the Chairman and CEO of Global Environmental Energy Corporation (GEECF). Biosphere Technology siphons the combustibility of solid wastes and transforms it into a fuel that generates steam of extreme heat which in turn produces green electricity. What makes the Biosphere process unique is the fact that it is performed in a controlled environment of limited oxygen to limit most of the resulting atmospheric emissions. The biosphere chamber is where the biosphere process begins. It is where the solid wastes are placed and subjected to thermal transformation to convert them into syngas. The syngas is then transferred into a combined cycle gas/steam turbine from which electricity is generated.

"Biosphere MK-V" is the materialization of the BioSphere process as a means of generating green energy while at the same time putting into effect the clean disposal of energy wastes.

The By-Products of Biosphere Technology

1.                  Pozzolanic Ash

Pozzolanic Ash is very rust resistant which makes it the chief component of rustproof materials built for underwater use. The high alkalinity of pozzolana also makes it especially resistant to usual types of sulfate corrosion. Fully hardened Pozzolanic Ash is also highly resistant to water absorption and spalling.

2.                  High Alloy Steel Wire

HASW is an alloy wire that "remembers" its original, cold-forged shape: returning the pre-deformed shape by heating. This material is a lightweight, solid-state alternative to conventional actuators such as hydraulic, pneumatic, and motor-based systems. Shape memory alloys have applications in industries including medical and aerospace.

3.                  Carbon Black

The most frequent utilization of carbon black is as a tincture and reinforcing phase in automobile tires. Carbon black is also very helpful in absorbing heat away from the tread and belt area of the tire, resulting to reduced thermal damage and increased tire life. Carbon black particles are also being used as components in several radar absorbent materials and in photocopier and laser printer toner.

4.                  Electricity

Electricity is an extremely flexible form of energy, and has been adapted to a huge, and growing, number of uses. Although electrification brought with it its own dangers, replacing the naked flames of gas lighting greatly reduced fire hazards within homes and factories. Public utilities were set up in many cities targeting the burgeoning market for electrical lighting.