Syngas International Corp. (SYNI), through its subsidiary, Syngas Energy Corp., is an emerging leader in the development and marketing of low-cost alternate fuels worldwide. It believes its superior technology will catapult the Company into a GREEN POWERHOUSE.  With energy prices at high levels and the global focus moving rapidly towards addressing pollution, the need for sustainable, zero emission energy is vital. Our technology is based on clean renewable energy.  We foresee our company poised to benefit from global trends.

Syngas International was incorporated in 1997 in Nevada, United States.  In 2005, it divested its Oil and Gas interests to pursue an exciting new direction – the booming alternative energy market – by acquiring Syngas Energy Corp.  Syngas Energy Corp. is a private Corporation headed by alternative energy specialist, Wilf Ouelette, who has spent over 20 years pioneering and building diversified alternative energy solutions for business.  Mr. Ouellette designed Syngas’ core advanced gasification technology to create clean energy using low cost, alternative fuel sources such as wood and municipal wastes, peat, and low rank coal.

Since the acquisition, Syngas has added management to grow the business, and has been pursuing large contracts for Syngas’ products in The United States, Canada, Mexico, India, and China.  Interest has also been expressed from companies and governments in Chile, Australia, and Belize.  Syngas is presently preparing feasibility studies and RFP’s for the waste wood industry, Clean Coal Technologies, and the Alberta Oil Sands (reputed to contain the largest oil supply in the world).  Syngas has received interest from potential customers and partners in each of these areas.

Syngas recently acquired PyStR (once again pronounced Pie Star), an advanced Hydrogen production technology.  The revolutionary technology will enable Syngas to produce hydrogen at a much lower cost than current technology.  Currently, Syngas believes it can produce hydrogen at a quarter of the cost of widely known figures.   Hydrogen is considered by many to be the fuel for tomorrow, and new hydrogen based technologies are the focus of The Department of Energy’s $1.2 billion hydrogen initiative.