Practitech Opinion

In instable times with wars are being fought and economic stability made impossible by unpredictable world leaders, environmental agreements are easily put aside. 

At the moment of writing this, COP30 is taking place and participants are almost fighting to get at least some result. No USA included and likely again no serious financial support for the poorest countries that will suffer the most from the climate change.

Oil and gas are promoted again as good energy sources (?), 350 PPM and 1.5 degrees warmer do not seem to be important anymore and economy is (in the richer countries) all that matters.

I do understand that a better environment does not make us happy if we can’t buy food anymore or have no place to live. But maybe it would help if we try to stop the polarisation that is taking place worldwide and try to find a balance between a good life now and a planet that is still nice to live in for our children and grandchildren.

Recent decades have brought us huge technological progress. In my opinion enough to limit the negative effects of the inevitable climate change we are facing and prepare solutions for the problems coming with it. IF we are willing to support the companies that can bring solutions in the various areas affected on private, institutional and government level.

It is just too easy to leave it to Big Tech and Oil/gas giants. They certainly do need to take more responsibility (and they can) but at the same time have their company responsibilities.

BUT, supporting new cleantech developments can and will be very rewarding financially as well, making life easier and many times creating new jobs as you can see in the companies we support.

Some examples:

ENG8 International, click Information ENG8 International.

• Clean, cold nuclear fusion on the spot, independently validated and much faster available than hot fusion. First commercial pilot planned for early 2026.
• Though Oil and Gas will still be needed for energy production for a while (they are needed for other products anyway) there should be no discussion that non-polluting, cheaper and decentralised options are a perfect replacement. Even more for developing countries.
• Cooperation, rather that anti-lobbying would speed up the time to bring it to the markets worldwide and give great returns in all areas.

Pyrolysise Ltd. Information Pyrolysise Ltd. GreenMine project.(EIS)

• With the patented Waste Carbonisation Plant (WCP) technology Pyrolysise tackles with the GreenMine project the mayor waste-/landfills problem, potentially worldwide.
• Without stepping into the yes or no CO2 discussion it is clear that landfills, many times close to urbanisations and polluting the air with methane and bad, unhealthy odors, need to be cleared and if possible, not being created anymore.
• GreenMine is ready to start recycling new waste and landfills and turn the rest of the "Waste into Energy" without any pollution using 10% of its own created energy. Creating suitable, clean building sites while recycling valuable elements on a very profitable way. 

EnviraBoard Ltd. Information EnviraBoard. (EIS)

• EnviraBoard turns secondary paper waste (known as paper sludge) into carbon-negative building boards, replacing the inferior Gypsum Boards that are, after 80 years, really up to modernisation.
• Very high fire resistance, strong (can hold 30kg on 1 screw), superior acoustic performance, easy and flexible to work with, cost effective and Carbon Negative.
• Helps modernising the building industry, provides safety and comfort. And a great 4-5 years Return on Investment. 

All of these have completed the early startup stage AND are really needed for now and the future.

The all help keeping our environment in a good state for the future without losing comfort or costing loads of money. 

They all will give you a way over average return for shorter or longer-term investments. (No need to gamble on the best crypto currency)

Sustainable and a good ROI CAN go together, with a bit of support!

Please keep in mind:

Though the young companies mentioned above have been thoroughly verified, have secured excellent technology that really helps and receive full support, they all have the same issue: Raising enough funds to get their products ready for the market. 

Once Institutional investors and family offices start investing, money is a secondary issue. But to get to that stage, individual investors who believe in the company are the ones enabling the companies to reach their target. In return, early investors can earn a way over average return in a time frame that normally lies between 3 and four years. And many times, with the benefits of government EIS tax relief: The benefits of EIS tax relief.docx.

So, if you believe in these companies, want to help to create a better world and get a really good return from your cleantech portfolio, don’t hesitate to contact me for free information about how to invest.

And, of course, I am always happy with feedback and suggestions. 

Best regards, 

Paul Dopierala.