Energy from Waste
Tuesday 23rd June 2009
Central London
& BioMass
Hot Water, Steam, CoGen & District Heating Systems
Carbon
BioMass 31 Years Experence, 1MWth – 25MWth
(Power Generation <5MWe per train)
Reduction
EfW 17 Years Experience, 2.5MWth – 25MWth, 65,000tpa
on MSW equivalent, 8,000 hrs/a Proven WID
Compliant Technology, Patented Two Stage
Commitment:
Combustion Autothermic & Automatic Process,
Minimal Pretreatment of Waste / Fuel, Negative
Carbon Footprint, Ash Content<40%, Turn-Key
Preparing the Public Sector
Design & Build Plant
Fuels
Meeting obligations, avoiding penalties and
Sorted Municipal Waste, RDF/Floc, Industrial
Wastes inc. <50% Plastics Process & Sewage reducing your carbon emissions
Sludge, Recovered & Demolition Wood Waste
Vegetable, Animal & Food Wastes
Celje EfW CHP plant
commissioned Oct 2008
Fuel is RDF & Sewage Sludge
For a full speaker line-up and programme
Tel: 01684 585238 Fax: 01684 585201
click here > www.lgc-carbonreduction.com
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