Vivakor will deploy its patented equipment and a support team to provide regular maintenance and repair for the Kuwait project.
Vivakor launches soil remediation work
01 January 2022
Vivakor, a leading developer and operator of clean energy technologies and environmental solutions, has signed up Kuwait-based engineering and construction firm Al Dali International to remediate 500,000 tonnes of contaminated soil in Kuwait.
The project is part of a United Nations sponsored clean-up that is still ongoing from the Gulf Wars.
Al Dali International Company, a Kuwait-based engineering and construction firm, will act as the general contractor and provide operational support for the project. Vivakor will provide its patented equipment and a support team to provide regular maintenance and any repair.
As per the deal, Vivakor will deliver two on-site Remediation Processing Centers (RPCs) that will process 40 tonnes of soil per hour. It will also receive $20 per tonne of contaminated materials processed, plus share in certain profits associated with the clean-up.
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