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Evergreen Technologies, LLC. is an information technology and consulting services provider chartered to deliver logical, innovative, and trusted results, empowering our clients to be more efficient and ultimately more successful. Evergreen translates business strategic agendas into IT initiatives that provide measurable ROI. By combining a solid understanding of business processes and our deep industry knowledge and implementation rigor, our IT practical solutions address the most critical business challenges. We help our clients leverage technology to deliver excellence.

Alterra is Solving Plastic Pollution® through Infinitely Renewed Plastics™ on a global scale with the deployment of its continuous advanced recycling technology. At its Akron, Ohio plant, the company creates economic value from landfill bound plastic, enabling the circular economy and creating a cleaner world by converting discarded plastics into petrochemical materials that can be further refined into new plastic production. The Akron, OH facility utilizes a patented thermochemical liquefaction technology to process 60 tons of waste plastic daily, diverting millions of pounds of plastic from landfills. Alterra's team of engineers, experts, and partners are driven by one purpose: creating a cleaner planet for future generations. Alterra licenses its technology to entities looking to recycle more challenging plastics or seeking more sustainable products. It is partnering with companies in the solid waste industry, government entities, and petrochemical companies. In January 2021, the world’s fourth-most sustainable company, Neste, acquired a minority interest in the company. Neste will collaborate with Alterra to further develop and commercialize Alterra’s technology in Europe and across the world. By globalizing its thermochemical liquefaction process, Alterra is re-imagining a future where society is free from landfilling and incinerating plastic waste.

GREEN FUTURE INNOVATIONS, INC. is a corporation fully committed towards a green and sustainable development. The bioethanol plant shall utilize sugarcane sources that are wholly owned by Filipinos. Once fully-operational, the plant has a capacity to produce 200,000 liters per day or 54 million liters of anhydrous alcohol annually, thereby displacing the country’s reliance on imported fossil fuel. The cogeneration plant, after converting excess bagasse to energy, will generate approximately 19 megawatts of renewable power, 13 megawatts of which will be exported to the national grid in support of the Philippine Government’s Energy Development Program. GFII has signed sugarcane growership contracts with 4,000 farmer families in Isabela province thus affecting 20,000 Filipinos. The plant operations shall create employment for 15,000 workers and will have a tremendous positive impact on the local community.