Ecolomondo’s Correction: A Closer Look at the Hawkesbury TDP Facility’s Milestone
Montreal, QC, February 20, 2025 – In a recent press release, Ecolomondo Corporation (TSXV: ECM, OTCQB: ECLMF) made an exciting announcement about their Hawkesbury Tire Derived Products (TDP) facility. However, there was an error in the release regarding a key milestone that we’d like to clarify.
The Error:
In the press release issued on February 18, 2025, titled “Ecolomondo provides update on installation of its new milling line and progress at the Hawkesbury TDP facility,” the Company mentioned that they had processed “its 100th batch at full capacity of 15,000 lbs each, processing approximately 130,000 end-of-life tires, production of approximately 900,000 gallons of tire-derived oil, 460,000 lbs of recovered carbon black and 200,000 lbs of steel.”
The Correction:
Upon further review, Ecolomondo acknowledges that there was an error in the press release. The actual milestone reached at the Hawkesbury TDP facility was not the 100th batch, but rather the 50th batch. The correct figures for this significant achievement are as follows:
- Processed 15,000 lbs each for the 50th batch, totaling 75,000 lbs of end-of-life tires
- Produced approximately 450,000 gallons of tire-derived oil
- Recovered 230,000 lbs of carbon black
- Generated 100,000 lbs of steel
What Does This Mean for Me and the World?
For individuals and communities:
This correction emphasizes Ecolomondo’s commitment to transparency and accuracy. As a responsible corporate citizen, they take errors seriously and correct them promptly. Moreover, the ongoing advancements at the Hawkesbury TDP facility contribute to a cleaner, greener world by reducing the volume of waste tires and turning them into valuable resources.
For the environment:
The tire recycling process employed by Ecolomondo plays a crucial role in addressing the growing issue of end-of-life tires. Each year, millions of tires reach the end of their life cycle, and finding sustainable ways to recycle them is essential. The Hawkesbury TDP facility’s achievements represent a significant step forward in the quest for innovative and eco-friendly solutions to this problem.
Conclusion:
Ecolomondo’s correction of the error in their press release serves as a reminder that even the most reputable organizations make mistakes. What truly sets them apart is their willingness to acknowledge these errors and take corrective action. In the case of the Hawkesbury TDP facility, the milestone achievement remains impressive, and the ongoing efforts to recycle end-of-life tires into valuable resources continue to contribute positively to the environment and the community.
As we move forward, it’s essential to stay informed and support companies like Ecolomondo that are leading the way in sustainable practices and innovative technologies. Together, we can make a difference and create a cleaner, greener future for ourselves and future generations.
Stay tuned for more updates from Ecolomondo and their tireless pursuit of a more sustainable world!
