Mr. Victor serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer of TransGas Development Systems, based in New York City. Mr. Victor has over three decades of experience in energy development and commands a long and impressive career in the oil and gas, coal, and mining industries. This longtime resident of the New York metropolitan area, regularly works with corporate and government entities in the United States and abroad.

In 1981 Mr. Adam Victor formed Gas Alternative Systems, Inc. for the purpose of developing clean, reliable, economical and robust electric and steam infrastructure. It spun off certain projects the most noted being an 80 MW electric output / 500,000 lb/hr steam cogeneration facility in Syracuse, NY which operated very successfully for approximately 20 years.

In 1982 GAS signed the first contract with a major institution, to build a state of the art Co-Generation Facility to supply electricity and Voltage Support to the New York Electric Grid ‎and steam to two Universities, three hospitals and a Public Housing Authority – saving them well over $100 million over 20 years and eliminating/displacing billions of pounds of pollution and emissions.

In 1987 GAS signed the first contract to prepay for a 20 year supply of natural gas to be purchased from Canadian sources. Then just 2 years later GAS became the first American company to receive approval from the National Energy Board to export natural gas into the united state for non-utility purposes at non-regulated prices. By 1991 GAS had received public service approval to build the first natural gas pipeline to bypass the local natural gas utility.

GAS, Inc. later formed two affiliates, TransGas Energy Systems, LLC, which focused on urban Co-Generation ‎systems and TransGas Development Systems, LLC, which focused on clean coal/natural gas to chemical plants both in the United States on overseas.

Mr. Victor has been supervising operations at TransGas Development Systems, LLC, since 2005. He focuses his time and energy on a variety of coal gasification and energy development projects.

TransGas Energy Systems, LLC spent a decade trying to develop a highly acclaimed Terrorist Proof underground Power Plant in Brooklyn NY that would supply 1100MW and 2 millions pounds per hour of clean reliable steam – displacing 2 million tons per year of Carbon Dioxide Emissions. ‎TransGas Energy Systems, work lead to Mr Victor becoming a preeminent expert in hardening New York’s electric infrastructure. To that end, James Woolsey, asked Mr Victor to prepare a presentation to government planners about the Vulnerability of New York’s infrastructure. In that 2006 Report, Mr Victor predicted a hurricane produced blackout – such as occurred in 2012 from Hurricane Sandy. The CBN network interviewed Mr. Victor only weeks before the Blackout caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Mr Victor submitted plans for burying it’s power plant – which plans were later Classified by the US government. Chief among Mr Victor’s suggestion was the use of GIS sitchgear.

This plant was designed to supply New York City with enough electric and steam heat to continuously operate under the most extreme natural disasters or terrorist threats. It prevents Blackouts and keeps the electric and steam heat on, subways moving, critical pumping operations (sewer, water flood operations and gas stations) and communications alive and working no matter what the disaster.

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TransGas Dvelopement Systems, LLC expertise has been sought out internationally, from Pakistan to India to Mongolia‎ to Ukraine and Brazil. Duroing these efforts, Mr Victor met several leaders, including the Presidents of Brazil and Pakistan. Mr Victor also worked with some of the World’s leading Islamic Scholars to better understand Islamic Banking and seek to bring those assets to bear for energy and chemical projects.

TransGas uses proven Uhde PRENFLO® Coal Gasification technology. The PRENFLO® operation in Puertollano, Spain, is the world’s largest solid-fuel-based International Green Construction Code (IGCC) power plant.

Currently, TransGas has sited 3 of these projects in the coal-rich states of West Virginia and Kentucky in the United States of America and also 2 new projects in the state of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil.

TransGas also employs clean coal gasification to convert coal into nitrogenous fertilizers, such as urea and UAN.