Transforming Waste into Energy in a Sustainable Manner
CEE’s primary mission is to launch and develop carefully selected projects that transform organic waste materials into clean forms of energy or fuels, and introduce technologies that have a positive impact in creating a cleaner environment globally.
WHY CLEAN ENERGY
- Improved Air and Water Quality
- Improved Public Health
- Inexhaustible Energy
- Stable Energy Prices
- Jobs and Other Benefits
THE PROBLEM
CHANGING
CLIMATE
PLANETARY
CONCERNS
WASTE: A WORLD
WIDE PROBLEM
UNSTABLE
ENERGY MARKET
INDUSTRIAL
IMPACT
Clean Energy Enterprises is a holding company that operates and manages two wholly owned subsidiaries, each with a specific purpose:
Clean Energy Industries (CEI): System Manufacturing.
CEI provides a full range of system manufacturing services for clean energy solutions.
This includes:
- Industrialization of lab-proven processes
- Feasibility Studies
- Concept and Detailed Engineering
- Procurement, Construction and Commissioning
The founding project for CEE is Ways2H, a non-incineration Waste-to-Energy solution developed over the past 15 years by Japan Blue Energy Company (JBEC).
The Ways2H process provides clean conversion of chemically organic waste into hydrogen with virtually zero emissions, in a continuous, predictable and, due to the process specifics, stable manner. Easily scalable in size from transportable 1 ton/day to stationary 50 tons/day processing capacity, this system also significantly improves the waste and hydrogen logistics by making short circuit, point of production solutions a reality.
CEI directly manages Ways2H, Inc., a joint venture company with JBEC. This company provides the full technology supply chain to implement the Ways2H process.
For more information, visit Ways2H, Inc.
Clean Energy Development(CED): Solutions sales and operation
Our team of experts proposes packaged Waste-to-Energy (W2E) solutions to communities or industrial site operators who are facing an organic waste management challenge.
While we will usually transfer ownership and operation upon commissioning, we are also ready to manage selected projects transforming biomass and other forms of organic waste into clean energy under Build-Own-Operate (BOO) agreements.
As of today, our solutions architecture is primarily based on the Ways2H process, the advanced gasification technology developed by our partner, Japan Blue Energy Company.
OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The members of our board cumulate several decades of combined expertise in Cleantech, Business Development and Management.
Dennis Poulsen, Chairman of the Board and Co-Founder
Mr. Poulsen is a recognized successful CEO at Rose Hills in the greater Los Angeles area. A Stanford graduate, Mr. Poulsen is a long-term member of the American, California and Los Angeles Bar Associations. He previously served as the Chairman of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce in 1997, as well as having served as a Director of the Chamber, and he currently holds several Board Memberships.
Jean-Louis Kindler, CEO and Co-Founder
Mr. Kindler has actively been working with and running divisions and companies with an environmentally clean and green focus since the 1990’s. He has wide experience in transversal cleantech projects involving fuel cells, renewable energy and waste treatment. Mr. Kindler successfully built and commissioned the first of JBEC’s systems in Anan, Japan, in December 2005.
David Reed, Co-Founder
Mr. Reed is an Ordained Minister, who spent 30 years as a Certified Financial Advisor (CFP), and was a co-founder of the Long Beach Habitat for Humanity. He continues to be a community activist and lifetime steward if the earth’s resources.
Mike Baghramian, Co-Founder
Mr. Baghramian is the founder, former President and Chairman of Bager Electronics. Prior to establishing Bager, he worked at American Micro Systems in sales management. He has been engaged in a variety of startups, which include being the Chair of CSULB Innovation Challenge. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from CSULB.
John C. Molina
Mr. Molina is the Founding Partner of Pacific6 Enterprises, a Long Beach-based investment firm that seeks to match financial with social capital. Prior to Pacific6, Mr. Molina served as CFO at Molina Healthcare, Inc., a Fortune 150 company. During his tenure as CFO, the company employed 20,000 people and had a footprint that spanned thirty-five states. Mr. Molina is a member of the Board of Directors for the Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the Charitable Foundation of the California State University System.