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Birchtech Corp (BCHT) delivers innovative environmental solutions through patented technologies in mercury emissions control and PFAS/PFOS water treatment. This news hub provides investors and industry professionals with timely updates on the company's strategic developments.
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Birchtech Corp. (TSX:BCHT) has responded to the EPA's recent reconsideration of Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) and Clean Power Plan 2.0, viewing it as a positive development for their mercury emissions capture technologies. The EPA's March 12, 2025 announcement proposes rolling back Biden-era tightened emissions standards, while maintaining baseline MATS regulations.
The regulatory shift aims to prevent premature coal-fired power plant closures and potentially reactivate shuttered facilities to meet increasing electricity demand driven by AI growth. Rather than eliminating mercury emissions regulations entirely, the rollback provides utilities more operational flexibility while still requiring mercury mitigation.
Birchtech emphasizes that their patented technology remains essential for coal plants to maintain environmental compliance, as state-level regulations and corporate sustainability initiatives continue driving emissions reduction demand. The company views the extended operational life of coal plants under this policy as beneficial for their core business of providing mercury capture solutions.
Birchtech (TSX/OTCQB: BCHT), a specialty activated carbon technologies company, announced its participation in three major investor conferences in March 2025. The company will attend the Q1 Investor Summit (March 11), Sidoti Small Cap Conference (March 20), and iAccess Alpha Virtual Best Ideas Spring Conference (March 25).
CEO Richard MacPherson will conduct one-on-one meetings with institutional investors and deliver presentations at Sidoti (12:15 PM ET) and iAccess Alpha (11:30 AM ET). The company recently provided revenue guidance of at least $23 million for 2025, driven by:
- Continued momentum in air business
- Ongoing IP defense initiatives
- Recently launched water technologies
The company reports growing market share in mercury emissions capture technologies and successful IP licensing, positioning it for significant growth in 2025 and beyond.
Birchtech Corp. (TSX: BCHT) has provided fiscal 2025 revenue guidance, projecting revenues of at least $23 million, representing a growth of 31% compared to preliminary unaudited 2024 revenues of $17.5 million. This guidance excludes potential cash from legal IP defense claims and water treatment business revenues.
The company's core air business, focused on mercury emissions capture technologies, is experiencing accelerating growth in the coal-fired utility sector. Management expects the air business to reach a run-rate of at least $40 million by the end of 2026. The growth is attributed to increasing market share, patent defense strategy, and expanding relationships with current customers under contract.
Birchtech (TSX: BCHT) has secured a non-exclusive agreement with a second coal-fired power utility defendant from its Arizona lawsuit filed in July 2024. This resolution completes all claims in the Arizona case, while remaining claims in Iowa and Missouri continue against other defendants in the Southern District of Iowa.
The company has achieved significant legal victories, including a $57 million jury award with a unanimous finding of willful infringement in March 2024. Since 2019, Birchtech has reached 10 license and/or supply agreements with coal-fired utilities, including six previously named as defendants. The company's legal campaign began in July 2019 with lawsuits against 43 defendants, followed by three separate lawsuits against 14 defendants in July 2024.
Notable settlements include pre-trial agreements with AJ Gallagher, DTE, and a CERT Defendant in late 2023. The company continues to pursue protection of its intellectual property rights through ongoing litigation.
Birchtech Corp. (TSX: BCHT) has engaged MZ Group to lead its strategic investor relations and financial communications program. The company operates through two divisions: ME₂C Environmental, which provides mercury emissions reduction technology with mid-30% gross margins, and WE₂C Environmental, focusing on water purification and PFAS removal.
ME₂C's patented SEA® Sorbent Technology is reportedly used in nearly 40% of U.S. coal-fired power plants. The company is pursuing IP monetization through licensing agreements following successful litigation. WE₂C is developing advanced activated carbon solutions expected by end of 2025 to address new EPA regulations, targeting a market with over $1.5 billion in annual compliance costs.
Birchtech plans to pursue listing on a major U.S. exchange and has promoted Stacey Hyatt to Corporate Communications Manager to support communications across divisions.
Birchtech Corp. (TSX:BCHT) has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Evergy and its subsidiaries in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Missouri. The lawsuit, filed on January 23, 2025, alleges violations of Birchtech's mercury emissions reduction technologies patents, known as SEA® Technologies.
The case has been transferred to the Southern District of Iowa, with Birchtech seeking damages, legal expenses, and an injunction against further patent infringement. This follows a successful $57 million jury verdict in March 2024 against other defendants, where the jury unanimously found willful, inducing, and contributory infringement.
The company has previously achieved settlements with AJ Gallagher, DTE, and a CERT Defendant in late 2023. In July 2024, Birchtech filed three separate lawsuits against 14 defendants, which were consolidated in the Southern District of Iowa in December 2024.
Birchtech Corp. (TSX: BCHT) has announced the election of Mitzi H. Coogler, CPA to its Board of Directors following the Annual Meeting of Stockholders on December 30, 2024. Coogler, who has been working with the company on various projects since 2018, brings significant finance and accounting expertise to the board.
Currently serving as CFO of JT Harrison Construction Co., Inc. since November 2023, Coogler has maintained an accounting practice since 2014 specializing in management support for closely held businesses. She previously held positions as CEO of Southeast Cancer Network, Inc. and CFO of businesses owned by Dr. Scott Drummond.
The company has expressed its intention to pursue a listing on a major U.S. exchange during 2025, viewing Coogler's appointment as strategic support for their growth initiatives and profitability goals.
Birchtech Corp. (BCHT) has released its Q3 2024 financial results, reporting revenues of $5.2 million against total costs of $6.0 million, resulting in a net loss of $0.47 million. The company maintains a stable financial position with $4.4 million cash on hand and working capital of $3.6 million. A significant milestone was the repayment of remaining principal balance to AC Midwest Energy, leaving only non-recourse profit share liability. The company is focusing on expanding into new markets, particularly in potable water treatment, while maintaining its core business in mercury emissions capture technologies.
Birchtech Corp. (TSX: BCHT) has received final approval for listing its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), with trading commencing November 12, 2024, under the symbol 'BCHT'. The company will delist from the TSX Venture Exchange, with no required action from shareholders. This follows the company's recent rebranding from its previous symbol 'MEEC' to 'BCHT' on October 17, 2024.
The upgrade to the main board aims to increase visibility among investors and institutional firms in Canada, Europe, and Asia, particularly those interested in environmental technologies. The company is expanding into water treatment, focusing on PFAS removal through carbon development and analysis.
Birchtech Corp. (TSXV: BCHT) (OTCQB: BCHT) has announced a significant feedstock agreement for its water treatment division, WE2C Environmental. The company has secured a deal to purchase up to 2,000 tons of feedstock annually, which has the potential to generate an estimated $7 million in annual product sales for Birchtech's water purification market.
This agreement follows Birchtech's recent rebranding and entry into the water market with innovative lab centers. The feedstock will be used to treat drinking water and will be offered to multiple markets across the U.S. Birchtech's National Director of Sales, Dennis Baranik, stated that this competitive feedstock will meet the growing demand from water utilities seeking operational experience with this media.
The announcement complements Birchtech's recent establishment of two unique labs designed to provide utilities with smarter, more affordable solutions in compliance with U.S. EPA's PFAS regulations. CEO Richard MacPherson emphasized that this agreement will support early market adoption within the water treatment market and enable WE2C to offer highly effective and affordable activated carbon products for contaminant removal, including PFAS.