WTE (Waste to Energy) is renewable energy from waste such as plastics, tires, forest debris, agricultural waste and other organic material, is quickly gaining recognition as a viable addition to many renewable portfolio standards (RPS) across the world. Janix helps customers and communities harness the potential of waste energy by building power and cogeneration facilities that cleanly repurpose waste and generate usable products by means of specialized processes.

Currently, about 2.01 billion metric tons of municipal solid waste (MSW) are produced annually worldwide. The World Bank estimates overall waste generation will increase to 3.40 billion metric tons by 2050. An estimated 13.5% of today's waste is recycled and 5.5% is composted. World Bank-Sep 23, 2018 Reports estimate that between one-third and 40% of waste generated worldwide is not managed properly and instead dumped or openly burned.

Janix Energy is the authorized representative of a next generation gasification system, the "Sandwich Gasifier", was invented and patented by researchers at the Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC), a branch of the DOE. Gasifiers use heat to transform complex materials into a synthetic gas (syngas) that can be used as fuel to run electrical generators or it can be recombined to produce liquid fuels for the client: (e.g., methanol, ethanol, ... gasoline, diesel, JP-8). The Sandwich Gasifier is named after its unique design that enables it to completely gasify materials regardless of composition. (e.g., wet vs. dry; high vs. low energy).