Mar Baselios Christian College | Keynote Address by Dr. Sukumar Pradhan | The MEOWE System utilizes advanced microwave technology to break down organic waste efficiently
Peermade, February 21, 2025 – The S’Energy-25 International Seminar at Mar Baselios Christian College of Engineering & Technology brought together experts, researchers, and innovators to discuss sustainable energy solutions.
Keynote address by Dr. Sukumar Pradhan introduced the ground breaking Microwave Enhanced Organic Waste to Energy (MEOWE) System as a revolutionary approach to converting organic waste into clean, efficient energy.
The seminar featured discussions on microwave-assisted waste conversion, smart waste management, and green energy from waste. The interactive Q&A sessions provided attendees with insights into the practical applications of MEOWE and its potential to transform global waste management practices.
In his keynote speech, Dr. Pradhan emphasized the urgency of adopting innovative waste-to-energy technologies:
“In a world facing environmental challenges, innovation holds the key to sustainability. MEOWE accelerates waste decomposition, extracts valuable bioenergy, and paves the way for a self-sustaining society. Let’s embrace this revolutionary solution to turn waste into wealth, ensuring a cleaner, healthier planet for generations to come.”
The MEOWE System utilizes advanced microwave technology to break down organic waste efficiently, significantly reducing landfill pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. The process converts waste into syngas, a renewable energy source that can be harnessed for industrial, residential, and transportation needs.
The event was attended by academicians, environmentalists, and students, all eager to explore cutting-edge solutions in sustainable waste management. The discussions underscored the importance of integrating such technologies into mainstream waste management systems to build a greener, more resilient future.
With the success of S’Energy-25, Mar Baselios Christian College of Engineering & Technology reaffirmed its commitment to fostering innovation and sustainability. As waste-to-energy technologies like MEOWE gain global traction, events like these serve as critical platforms for knowledge sharing and collaborative progress.
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