Mission
To be the leading provider of RDF (pellets) in every bio green gasification system around the globe that will generate green electricity.
Vision
We envision an environmentally friendly means of producing Green Electricity and Economically beneficial solutions to waste disposal and power needs.
Core Values
- Commitment, team work, innovation and excellence.
- Develop innovations in pursuit of growth.
- Environmental awareness for future human generation.
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News
24 Jan 2012
TGEG Announces Pelletizing to Start in 2012
09 Jan 2012
TGEG Signs With Renell Listing Bank as Its New Specialist and Market Maker
03 Jan 2012
TGEG Signs Ultimate Green Energy Contract for One Hundred and Forty Million Dollars
01 Dec 2011
True Bio Electric Acquires New Green Energy Patent That Will Revolutionize the World's Human Waste
23 Nov 2011
TGEG's Funding Exceeds 2.5 Billion Euros for Green Energy and Eco Friendly Housing
Articles
06 Sep 2011
Why Visit Palawan
23 Aug 2011
RDF DEFINED
09 Aug 2011
Eliminating Waste to Produce Innovative End-Products
02 Aug 2011
Animal Planet-Savers Part I
22 Jul 2011
Recyclable Wallet, Thin and Light as Paper
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TGEG (True Green Energy Group) is a company founded by Ronald Shane Flynn that promotes world power and green technologies. Despite of its four – year eminence in providing green energy and waste management solutions,
Welcome to True Bio Electric!

True Bio Electric recognizes that electricity is essential to ensure that people at work, and at home, can carry out their daily tasks safely and efficiently.
The proportion of energy costs of a typical company’s lighting can account for more than 30% of the total bill. True Bio Electric commits in significantly reducing energy costs by optimizing the power consumption of both industry and commerce, which leads to considerable savings.
TBE is involved in the production of bio flakes from waste which fuel Bio Green systems, that boost productivity and economic yields while at the same time results in significant pollution reduction. The world’s population increases every day while the resources of our planet have become scarcer, our dependence on finite resources has inevitably become more pressing. The need to make the most out of every single conceivable resource is more evident than ever and that is why the technology that TBE delivers is so exciting.
TBE delivers a long-term technology providing a renewable resource that lasts and leaves a legacy for a cleaner and greener future.
It is TBE’s mission to discover, develop, and provide healthier, more efficient and environmentally friendly answers. Our clients as well as our shareholders are concerned about leaving a better world for future generations and creating cleaner electricity products is an excellent way to do so. At present, a great opportunity for consumers to influence their choice in changing the system power is produced is at hand. Going green and clean green electric power is what TBE is all about.
Material Recovery Facility (MRF)
A materials recycling facility or municipal reclamation facility or materials recovery facility (MRF – pronounced “murf”) is a specialized plant that receives, separates and prepares recyclable materials for marketing to end-user manufacturers. In general, there are two different types – clean and dirty MRFs.
A clean MRF accepts recyclable commingled materials that are already segregated at the source from MSW generated by either residential or commercial sources. A variety of clean MRFs includes a single stream where all recyclable material is mixed, or dual stream MRFs, where source-separated recyclables are delivered in a mixed container stream (typically glass, ferrous metal, aluminum and other non-ferrous metals) and a mixed paper stream. Material is sorted to specifications, then baled, shredded, crushed, or otherwise prepared for shipment to market.
A dirty MRF accepts a mixed solid waste stream and then proceeds to separate out designated recyclable materials through a combination of mechanical and manual sorting. The recyclable materials that are sorted may undergo further processing required to meet technical specifications established by end-markets while the excess materials of the mixed waste stream is sent to a disposal facility such as a landfill.
Featured Video
System of Transforming Garbage into Energy
Watch this video from PacificTech Phils., TGEG’s partner in processing how waste turns into biosfuel and energy. Learn the cost-efficient procedure to convert garbage and make it the most useful energyof providing the green electricity to sustain the world’s ecosystem.
CNBC Trash Inc: The Secret Life of Garbage
Garbage is pure gold for companies like Waste Management and Republic Services, who dominate the $52 billion a year waste industry. CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla picks up the dirty trail of the garbage business, from waste collection to producing waste energy.









