40% of the residual waste processed in France is used for energy purposes. In 2004, 130 incineration plants handled almost 12 million tonnes of waste and produced thermal and electrical energy representing over 1.5 million TOE. Development of the process has been brought to a halt, despite the need for new treatment centres in the different Départements in France. However, the positive impact of new European standards coming in at the end of 2005 should help the industry bring back public support and promote the genuine opportunities which the use of waste offers as a source of renewable energy which can contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gases.
Client: Ecosistem Group, Lamezia Terme (CZ) – Italy
Challenge: to transform waste into product!
The Client possesses a large plant for the treatment of products contaminated with hazardous substances and materials, recycling of recovered materials and disposal of non-recyclable waste, which is considered highly innovative and technologically advanced in the field of environmental protection.
Solution: Design and production of a plant for the treatment of contaminated soils and muds by Baioni’s...
Guide to equipment and systems for businesses, institutions and venues that manage food waste on-site.
Businesses, institutions and venues that generate large volumes of food waste have an increasing number of options to manage this organics stream, starting with tools and knowledge to prevent and reduce what is generated in the first place, followed by donation of excess and prepared foods that are still edible. Then comes the question of what to do with the rest. And depending on where these facilities are...
Nithin Coca reports in TriplePundit that Energy-from-Waste (EfW) is growing fast in Europe and parts of Asia. But it’s relatively stagnant here in the United States. In fact, the percentage of waste we burn for energy is actually slightly down in the past five years. What’s holding the U.S. back from this potentially sustainable solution?
This stagnation is even more surprising when you consider that the past decade has seen a real energy shift in the U.S., as coal usage falls and renewable energy...
How to convert waste tyres to useful resources? Now, it is no longer a problem. With 18 years` experience in the field of tyre pyrolysis, and continuous research, development and improvement, Doing group provides the latest waste tyre pyrolysis plant which has reached a high level in technology.
The Waste tyre pyrolysis plant adopts the new green pyrolysis technology. Through the use of the tire pyrolysis oil plant, waste tyres can be effectively converted to fuel oil, carbon black and steel wire. The oil from...
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