The above presentation highlights elements of the Langenburg-Columbia master plan, using applications Langenburg's proprietary core tech solutions for its infrastructure – all of its municipal utility systems will operate on a self-sustaining basis to recycle any waste materials and its sewage without emissions or residuals.

For cities near saltwater sources, systems can be configured to desalinate seawater while capturing medical-grade mineral salts, or to convert all or part of the dissolved content for energy production.  The water component of any waste slurry is separated, purified and used for municipal water supply.  This process replaces conventional water/sewage treatment plants, with the added value of converting 100% of the waste as a reclaimed resource to produce energy required the plant's operation, with excess to distribute to a large city.

Langenburg's proprietary core tech is a new industrial process that does not resemble, use or depend on conventional thermodynamic systems to work.  No filtration, heat, distillation, or any other chemical processes or other input work functions are used to convert the intake.  No plasma-arc, electrolysis, reverse-osmosis, mechanical separation, pyrolysis, catalysts, hydrogen extraction, or Fischer-Tropsch processes are utilized in Langenburg Systems.