Tersis Technologies Hosts Private Salon on Waste-to-Energy Solutions

Tersis Technologies, a clean technology company, hosted a private salon in New York City on September 24, 2026, during the United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week NYC. The event, titled "From Waste to Watts," aimed to discuss real-world waste challenges and potential project locations, focusing on the development of local resource-recovery campuses to convert waste into power, hydrogen, and valuable carbon products.

The gathering, held from 5:00 to 7:00 PM ET at a private rooftop location near 40th Street and Fifth Avenue, attracted a select group of attendees, including diplomatic and consular representatives, senior public- and private-sector decision-makers, and institutional partners. The event was co-sponsored by David M. Schwartz, Esq., Founder and President of Gotham Government Relations; Erik Javellana, Managing Member of Pingkas Capital; and Steven R. Miller, Sr., Tersis's Senior Advisor - Global Business Development & Strategic Partnerships. Tersis Technologies Founder Antonio Uccello also joined as a featured guest.

The event was organized around Climate Week NYC's "Energy, Impact, Action" themes, circular economy, industrial decarbonization, clean energy, and resilient infrastructure. It referenced the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, and 17. Attendees discussed the SynGenic V3™ system, which converts waste into clean hydrogen, carbon black and graphene, power and heat, clean water, and captured CO2. The company's "People, Planet, Possibility" positioning aims to address both cleaner environments and stronger communities.

Tersis Technologies highlighted its "Waste Reimagined" platform, which includes the SynGenic V3™ system. The company is focused on transforming waste streams into valuable resources through advanced thermal conversion, carbon utilization, renewable energy, materials recovery, and sustainable infrastructure solutions. The event aimed to bring together the right public-sector voices for a candid conversation about where these projects can realistically get built.

Gotham Government Relations, a New York and Washington, D.C.-based advocacy firm, and Pingkas Capital, a strategic partner, co-sponsored the event. Steven R. Miller, Sr., Senior Advisor - Global Business Development & Strategic Partnerships for Tersis Technologies, emphasized the importance of local, in-region partnerships.

The event underscored the potential for waste-to-energy projects to create local jobs and provide sustainable energy solutions.

The company's broader business strategy and international pipeline were also on display. Tersis Technologies is working with municipalities, industrial partners, and governments to develop and deploy scalable technologies, including SynGenic V3™ and PolyCycle™, designed to convert suitable waste streams into clean energy, biochar, hydrogen, recovered materials, and other valuable outputs.