


Our Cleaner Planet is on a mission to remove and eliminate harmful plastic pollution from our planet and cleanly convert it to energy, on land and at sea. We will harvest plastics from global environment by developing innovative, sustainable methods that leverage proven engineering to create a cleaner, healthier planet, and empower a truly circular economy through scalable and profitable solutions.
​
The Problem

Each year, some 370 million tons of plastics are produced worldwide. By 2050, the demand for plastics is expected to triple, reaching more than a billion tons per year - driven by their versatile properties and use in a wide range of applications.
​
According to the OECD, scientists believe just 9% of the world’s plastic is recycled.
​
The remaining 91% of plastic waste is discarded, ending in incineration, landfill, or polluting the environment.
12 billion metric tons of plastic waste will accumulate in landfills by 2050 if we continue this trajectory, the weight of 36,000 Empire State Buildings will be added.
Plastic does not biodegrade. Instead, it breaks down into smaller pieces. These smaller pieces continue to get smaller and more toxic creating a domino effect of damage from the fragile ecosystems in our oceans to our global environment and all the way up the food chain to human ingestion.
​
​

Our Solution

The current focus of many “clean up” projects is only on the larger, macroplastics at the top layer of the ocean. This leaves the smaller pieces to continue damaging the ocean ecosystem and our global environment.
Our Cleaner Planet is taking an innovative approach to remove more plastics from our oceans at deeper layers. Using our patent-pending design and proprietary technology, we will not only remove these larger plastics, but we will remove the microplastics to 5-micron size and above from surface level to a depth of 60 feet.
Plastic is currently piling up in landfills and making its way to our oceans.
We plan on implementing stations that will not only remove plastic but will also convert it into energy eliminating it from the environment cleanly and economically.
