CREATING A CIRCULAR ECONOMY
HARNESSING THE POWER OF WASTE
Through our waste-to-energy process, we are able to create a clean source of energy while also reducing the amount of waste that is sent to landfills. We strive to reduce our carbon footprint and create a more sustainable future.
From reducing the amount of waste that ends up in landfills through plastic recycling, electronic waste recycling, and renewable waste-to-energy technologies.
HOW IT WORKS
By collecting and treating waste in our state-of-the-art facilities, we can transform it into renewable energy sources such as electricity, heat, biogas, and biofuel.
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Municipal solid waste or other types of waste, such as industrial or agricultural waste, is collected from households, businesses, and waste management facilities. This is then sorted and separated to remove recyclable materials, which are diverted for recycling.
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The remaining waste, often called residual or non-recyclable waste, undergoes pre-treatment to remove non-combustible materials and reduce the size of the waste. This involves shredding, grinding, and screening processes to create a homogeneous waste stream.
The pre-treated waste is then processed through combustion and anaerboic digestion.
The pre-treated waste is then processed through combustion and anaerboic digestion.
The pre-treated waste is then processed through combustion and anaerboic digestion.
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The pre-treated waste is then processed through combustion and anaerboic digestion.
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While we make sure you are enjoying your new by-products, we are constantly researching and developing new technologies that will make this system even greener and cleaner than before.
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The energy generated is harnessed to produce electricity to power homes, businesses, and even fed into the grid. Biogas is also produced which is then upgraded to biomethane and used as a renewable vehicle fuel. Not only that, the nutrient-rich digestate we produce is used as fertilizer.
