1. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V.

2. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V.

3. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V. SEWAGE TREATMENT WASTE MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION INDUSTRY’S ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES

4. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V. INDUSTRY’S ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES

5. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V. Moscow regional department of International Academy of Ecology, Man and Nature Protection Sciences and the closed joint-stock company “Ecology of waste”. Grant of the I degree INDUSTRY’S ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES

6. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V. Moscow regional department of International Academy of Ecology, Man and Nature Protection Sciences and the closed joint-stock company “Ecology of waste”.

7. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V.

8. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V. The Moscow Regional Subdivision of the International Academy of Ecology, Man, and Nature Protection Sciences (MANEB), together with JSC “Waste Ecology”, submitted the following project to the international environmental competition of Russian environmental initiatives “EuroRuss: Partnership, Experience, Innovation”: a fundamentally new technology of pyrolysis plants which makes it possible to implement automated continuous production of new types of energy products – charcoal pellets (caloric 8000 kcal / kg) and biodiesel fuel (Euro-4).

9. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V. The Moscow Regional Subdivision of the International Academy of Ecology, Man and Nature Protection Sciences (MANEB), together with JSC “Waste Ecology”, offers heat energy generation in individual homes and small businesses through the use of a new fuel material: charcoal pellets made of fine-fraction wood coal. Unlike conventional pellets, which are made from sawdust leftover from timber production, these charcoal pellets can be made from forestry waste: dried and broken trees, remnants of burnt wood, twigs, etc. After heat treatment and charcoal production, the result is shredded into pieces.

10. EURORUSS e.V. European-Russian Center for innovation, ecology and economic development EuroRuss e.V. Then, after the resultant granular mass is pressed and heat-treated, charcoal pellets of a given size are produced. At the same time, incidentally generated pyrolysis gas produces biodiesel motor fuel, which can be used for the company’s own production needs and for the machinery involved in clearing the forest. Use of the aforementioned raw-material base of manufacturing charcoal pellets and biodiesel meets global standards of effective environmental management.