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Our projects, which have reached from the campus of Georgia Institute of Technology out to Moscow, Chelyabinsk, Kazan and beyond, and from environmental reclamation technology investments to nanotechnology, have a record of profitable growth and innovation.
These projects have included the following:
Rock-wool insulation
MinPlita is a company that uses local stone to make building insulation materials. The insulation panels are combined with structural elements to become part of the framework of a building. The material has exceptional thermal insulation properties, and is wellsuited to meet the demand for insulation materials in new construction in the Urals Mountain area, Siberia and surrounding regions.
The product is mineral-based insulation that is environmentally benign, and provides excellent energy conservation in cold and super-cold environments. The technology is sourced from Italy and Switzerland to provide the most efficient and clean production techniques at the lowest possible labor costs. The plant warehouse has a direct rail connection for fast, efficient distribution.
Shopping mall
CityPark is a 10 hectare property in the center of Chelyabinsk, a city of over 1 million residents in the South Ural mountains. It is in the process of expanding up to 47,000 square meters of retail space (approximately 500,000 square feet). The site includes renovated retail rental space for a supermarket, DYI retailer, sporting goods store and boutiques, and also a cinema, a restaurant court yard, fast food, coffeehouse, bowling alley and children’s park. A 1200-car parking lot completes its access to both public and private transportation.
Power plants
EcoInvest, PromAs and EGL have identified a need for private power plants that vary in size from 7 to 450 megawatts in capacity. The cost of electricity in the Chelyabinsk oblast has increased over the past several years and is expected to continue to climb. Power stations in the region are old and inefficient. The region is a top-ten producer of power but a top-five consumer, meaning that these plants do not meet the region’s demand.
EcoInvest™ collaborates with researchers to create unique investment opportunities with CxO support in the US and Russia.
The company is located in Technology Square, the innovative complex on Georgia Tech's campus that anchors Atlanta's emerging technology corridor.
Whether you have a startup or are looking to expand your geographic or R&D range, EcoInvest is ready to assist you.