Integrated Biogas Refinery Canadian Trademark Information

On Thursday, October 4, 2012, a canadian trademark registration was filed for Integrated Biogas Refinery by Solutions4CO2 Inc. *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1596910. The current status of this trademark filing is Interruption of proceeding. The Integrated Biogas Refinery trademark is filed in the description of The service in which the registration is requested is for projects that specifically take organic waste streams and process these waste streams into biogas through anaerobic digestion, and then separate the biogas into purer methane for use in power generation and CO2/H2S infused water for use in algae cultivation, through an algae cultivation technology, for sale as biomass to nutraceutical and pharmaceutical markets. This waste solutions service, i.e. Integrated Biogas Refinery, is a particular solution for organic waste that uses the organic waste as a front end feedstock for biogas production which in turn is an input for power generation and algae cultivation with the Solutions4CO2 Gas Infusion System as the link between the anaerobic digester biogas and algae cultivation technology. , The Integrated Biogas Refinery is a vertically integrated platform that is an extension of the company's 'Waste Streams to Value Added Co-Products' platform. The company's Gas Infusion System is the link between stand alone anaerobic digester projects that produce biogas for power generation, and algae cultivation that produces biomass for sale to high value nutraceutical and pharmaceutical markets. The pivotal link that the company's Gas Infusion System provides by purifying the anaerobic digester biogas into purer methane for more efficient power generation and the use of CO2/H2S infused water in algae cultivation (resulting in up to 2X algae yield boost), has resulted in the development of the Integrated Biogas Refinery platform which takes organic waste and processes the waste ultimately into several co-products ranging from electricity to algae biomass containing Omega-3 and Astaxanthin. The Integrated Biogas Refinery adds significant value to stand alone anaerobic digester projects and stand alone algae cultivation projects, by merging the two projects (with the Gas Infusion link) and boosting the overall Integrated Biogas Refinery's return on investment hence making such projects more attractive to capital. Integrating anaerobic digester technology with the company's Gas Infusion System and the back-end algae cultivation technology has not been developed in Canada, and the company's proposal to build Integrated Biogas Refinery projects in Canada makes it the first company to undertake such an integrated solution for organic waste streams. .