Developing countries around the world are looking for better sources of renewable energy to replace coal. Municipal solid waste (MSW) has great potential as a renewable energy source that grows in line with the population. However, MSW in developing countries is typically very high in wet organic content. This means that until now it hasn’t been possible to recover energy from the MSW in an economically viable way. Dryclone® solves this problem.

Dryclone’s unique aerodynamic pulverization and energy-efficient drying allows you to make high-quality solid recovered fuel (SRF) from MSW including the wet organic waste. You only need to remove metals and inerts from the MSW stream.