Rooted in aloha.
Growing a greener, healthier future.
Sustainable technology, wellness, and nourishment — bringing island values to how Hawaii lives, heals, and grows.
OUR STORY
Rooted in aloha. Built for Hawaii's future.
Aloha Green Tech IEC Inc. exists to make Hawaii — and the communities that follow — cleaner, healthier, and more resilient. We're tackling one of the islands' most urgent challenges: where waste goes when there's nowhere left to put it.
We bring the MG22Eh organic waste-to-energy system to Hawaii — proven technology, developed by our Japanese manufacturing partner, that converts organic and mixed waste into usable energy on-site, without burning fossil fuel and without the smoke, ash, or emissions of old-style incineration. This isn't a side project. It's why we exist.
Why now
Hawaii generates roughly 2.65 million tons of waste a year, and diverts only about a quarter of it from landfills. Land is scarce, shipping costs are high, and the islands' last landfills are running out of room. The status quo is out of runway.
Aloha Green Tech is here to bring Hawaii a real, working alternative — proven technology, deployed locally, built to last.
The MG22Eh organic pyrolysis system
Our first project: bringing a proven Japanese
waste-to-energy technology to Hawaii for
a live demonstration.
The MG22Eh uses magnetic pyrolysis to break down organic and mixed waste — food waste, wood, cardboard, plastics, and more — into an inert ash residue, while recovering usable steam energy. It runs around the clock, without added fossil fuel, and with minimal emissions.
✔︎ Processes a wide range of organic and mixed waste on-site
✔︎ Recovers heat as steam for power, hot water, or space heating
✔︎ Designed for 24/7 operation with simple, scheduled loading
✔︎ Built by Nissho Engineering Co., Ltd. (Tochigi, Japan)
FLAGSHIP TECHNOLOGY
2.65M
Tons of waste generated statewide per year
THE HAWAII OPPORTUNITY
Why this matters, right now
26%
Currently diverted from landfill
$128
Currently diverted from landfill
2028
Oahu's only landfill is required to close under a state land use order