Regreen Panama pellets are the system’s coal equivalent. After going through the pelletizer, pellets are then subjected to the gasification process to create syngas. Syngas is used to create steam, which will be used to power an electric turbine and produce electricity.

These pellets are financially viable. They are turning waste that would usually go into landfills into a legitimate source of energy that even rivals coal, and does not create pollution emissions or a carbon footprint. This means that the Regreen Panama system has found a way to “buy back” waste and turn it into pellets that are marketable just like coal but without the pollution and emissions, and additionally earn the vendor carbon credits as well.

These pellets are only limited by what classes of waste are being fed into the regreen system. In comparison to other sources of energy, we see that emission-wise and pollutant-wise they are the superior in every way, especially considering that they are never burned and do not go through the incineration process. On average, one megaton of Regreen Panama pellets will be able to produce 1MW/hr of electricity.