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November 10, 2009

Schmack BioEnergy, a Cleveland-based waste-to-energy  company, announced today that it has changed its name to quasar energy group (quasar).   

“Our systems represent an aggregation of the best available technologies from over thirty European providers,” states Mel Kurtz, President of quasar.   “We have changed our name to more accurately reflect our technological approach and to symbolize the contribution our systems will make to the national energy supply.”

quasar designs, builds, owns and operates anaerobic digestion facilities using US components to produce clean renewable energy.    The first system to apply the quasar technology is currently under construction in Wooster, Ohio on The Ohio State University’s – Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center campus. 
The company’s new website can be found at www.quasarenergygroup.com.