Graham H. Batcheler

Synergy Technologies Corp. through its subsidiaries acquires and develops mineral, oil and gas resources. The company converts natural gas and other fossil fuels into hydrogen and carbon monoxide, referred to as synthetic gas or syngas, for use in a variety of applications. This process can also be used to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon feedstocks for use as fuel for fuel cells and to separate hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide for use in the refining process. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.

Synergy Technologies Corp. through its subsidiaries acquires and develops mineral, oil and gas resources. The company converts natural gas and other fossil fuels into hydrogen and carbon monoxide, referred to as synthetic gas or syngas, for use in a variety of applications. This process can also be used to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon feedstocks for use as fuel for fuel cells and to separate hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide for use in the refining process. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.

Synergy Technologies Corp. through its subsidiaries acquires and develops mineral, oil and gas resources. The company converts natural gas and other fossil fuels into hydrogen and carbon monoxide, referred to as synthetic gas or syngas, for use in a variety of applications. This process can also be used to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon feedstocks for use as fuel for fuel cells and to separate hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide for use in the refining process. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.

Synergy Technologies Corp. through its subsidiaries acquires and develops mineral, oil and gas resources. The company converts natural gas and other fossil fuels into hydrogen and carbon monoxide, referred to as synthetic gas or syngas, for use in a variety of applications. This process can also be used to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon feedstocks for use as fuel for fuel cells and to separate hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide for use in the refining process. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.

Synergy Technologies Corp. through its subsidiaries acquires and develops mineral, oil and gas resources. The company converts natural gas and other fossil fuels into hydrogen and carbon monoxide, referred to as synthetic gas or syngas, for use in a variety of applications. This process can also be used to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon feedstocks for use as fuel for fuel cells and to separate hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide for use in the refining process. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.

Synergy Technologies Corp. through its subsidiaries acquires and develops mineral, oil and gas resources. The company converts natural gas and other fossil fuels into hydrogen and carbon monoxide, referred to as synthetic gas or syngas, for use in a variety of applications. This process can also be used to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon feedstocks for use as fuel for fuel cells and to separate hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide for use in the refining process. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.

Synergy Technologies Corp. through its subsidiaries acquires and develops mineral, oil and gas resources. The company converts natural gas and other fossil fuels into hydrogen and carbon monoxide, referred to as synthetic gas or syngas, for use in a variety of applications. This process can also be used to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon feedstocks for use as fuel for fuel cells and to separate hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide for use in the refining process. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.

Synergy Technologies Corp. through its subsidiaries acquires and develops mineral, oil and gas resources. The company converts natural gas and other fossil fuels into hydrogen and carbon monoxide, referred to as synthetic gas or syngas, for use in a variety of applications. This process can also be used to extract hydrogen from hydrocarbon feedstocks for use as fuel for fuel cells and to separate hydrogen from hydrogen sulfide for use in the refining process. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Alberta, Canada.

Part of Teledyne Technologies, Inc., Teledyne Energy Systems, Inc. is a company based in Hunt Valley, MD. Teledyne Energy Systems, Inc. was founded by Graham H. Batcheler.