Key points
- Zeotech-amended landfill cells recorded 92% lower methane emissions than untreated cells
- Griffith University confirmed the trial's success in real-world conditions
- Zeotech considering extended monitoring to assess long-term performance
Full summary
Zeotech Limited (ASX: ZEO) has successfully completed field trials of its Methane Control Program at the North Burnett Regional Council (NBRC) landfill in Queensland. The final report from Griffith University confirmed that zeolite-amended landfill cover cells recorded average methane emissions 92% lower than untreated control cells over the monitoring period. The trial demonstrated the effectiveness of zeoteCH® methane mitigation technology in reducing methane emissions under real-world landfill conditions. The results provide a strong foundation for further industry engagement and potential larger-scale deployment of the technology. Zeotech is considering extended monitoring to assess the technology's long-term performance and durability.
Outlook
Zeotech plans to engage with industry stakeholders to identify and secure additional field trial opportunities for zeoteCH® technology.