HPQ Silicon Inc., based in Montreal, Canada, shares updates on Novacium's groundbreaking Waste-to-Energy technology, capable of transforming toxic Black Aluminum Dross into valuable resources. This innovative process not only reduces costs but also enhances sustainability in the aluminum industry by closing the recycling loop. By utilizing the toxic waste byproduct as a feedstock to produce green hydrogen and valuable solid by-products, Novacium's solution addresses the environmental and safety challenges posed by Black Aluminum Dross. Lab-scale pilot tests have confirmed the potential of the technology, leading to collaborations with top European aluminum recyclers. The exclusive North American license held by HPQ further underlines the interest in this revolutionary technology. The project's success has attracted attention from industry experts, like Dr. Oliver Moos, who commend the innovative approach to tackling the historic challenge of Black Aluminum Dross. Despite the environmental hazards and costly disposal of this waste, Novacium's technology offers solutions such as waste neutralization, on-site treatment, and the production of green hydrogen. The positive results from collaborative research with academic institutions further validate the promising future of this technology in the aluminum industry. With a growing focus on sustainability and resource efficiency, Novacium's Waste-to-Energy technology stands out as a game-changer in the quest for greener industrial processes.