Spectaire (NASDAQ: SPEC) stock popped during intraday trading Monday after the company secured a major deal with American Ag Energy for AireCore units.
Spectaire recently announced the purchase order and delivery of its advanced AireCore units to American Ag Energy, a Boston-based high-efficiency biomass-to-fuel reactor company.
American Ag Energy specializes in converting agricultural waste into gaseous fuel for existing gas-fired equipment. Their state-of-the-art biomass reactors are designed to optimize fuel production from diverse feedstocks, utilizing a real-time closed-loop system that adjusts parameters based on sensor feedback.
Spectaire’s AireCore mass spectrometers integration into American Ag Energy’s product gas analysis loop marks a pivotal advancement in their technology. Spectaire’s miniature mass spectrometers offer detailed insights into fuel gas composition, enabling precise tuning of reactor operating parameters to maximize fuel production and operational efficiency. The technology can simultaneously measure expected product gases, providing a comprehensive overview of gas composition.
Brian Semkiw, CEO of Spectaire, expressed pride in supporting American Ag Energy with their AireCore units, emphasizing the role of mass spectrometers in enhancing reactor performance and efficiency. Semkiw highlighted the collaboration as a testament to Spectaire’s commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions through innovative technology.
Dr. Richard Rosen, CEO of American Ag Energy, hailed the integration of Spectaire’s mass spectrometers into their reactors as a game-changer. He underscored the importance of detailed gas analysis in fine-tuning processes and maximizing fuel production from various feedstocks. The partnership represents a significant step forward in American Ag Energy’s mission to develop efficient and sustainable energy solutions.
Spectaire (NASDAQ: SPEC) Stock Price Action
On Monday, SPEC stock surged 17.54%, closing at $0.5036, marking a 43.89% increase for the week. The trading volume was 38,820,864 shares, significantly higher than the average daily volume of 1.85 million.
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