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We might as well call it- too good to be true technology, but it is real—decentralized Waste Solutions, small enough to be installed anywhere in the world without infrastructure.
We might as well call it- too good to be true technology, but it is real—decentralized Waste Solutions, small enough to be installed anywhere in the world without infrastructure.
Our currently smallest unit converts about 350 Kg of Dry waste into a Combination of Products based on Customer Demands. Fully container-based, it is a great trial unit to test the conversion of your localized feedstocks as well as for research.
Our commercial unit converts about 1 ton of dry waste or 5-6 tons of Wet Waste into Clean Gas/ Power and Bioachar in one super compact container-based unit. Mixed waste streams and combination with a GenSet for Combined Heat and Power Operations are available. Coming 2024
Our Industrial system combines 4x X50 into an integrated industrial Waste conversion system with as much as 25 tons per day capacity. Introducing our new containerized, modular system, ready to be installed anywhere, waste is generated. Coming 2024 (Rendering Coming Soon)
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A zero-waste-to-power gasifier is a technology that converts waste into energy through a process called gasification. Gasification is a thermochemical process that converts carbon-based materials into a gas (syngas) by heating them to high temperatures in an oxygen-limited environment. The syngas can then be used to generate electricity, heat or high quality hydrogen and methane for pipeline applications for example.
A one-stage high-temperature gasification system for mixed waste streams has several benefits. Firstly, it can handle a wide range of waste streams, including municipal solid waste, industrial waste, and biomass. This means that it can divert a large amount of waste from landfills, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and the environmental impact of waste disposal. Secondly, the high-temperature gasification process can destroy harmful substances, such as pathogens and toxic chemicals, that may be present in the waste. This makes the process more environmentally friendly and reduces the risk of pollution. Finally, the syngas produced can be used to generate electricity or heat, providing a renewable and reliable source of energy.
Zero-waste-to-power gasifiers offer several advantages over traditional waste management methods, such as landfilling and incineration. Landfilling is expensive, requires large amounts of land, and can produce methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Incineration can produce harmful emissions and ash that requires disposal. In contrast, zero-waste-to-power gasification can reduce waste volumes, produce energy, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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A: Yes, zero-waste-to-power gasification is a proven technology that has been tested in the Lab for several years. However, it requires careful design and operation to ensure that it is safe and efficient. Additionally, regulations and standards may vary depending on the country and region, so it's important to consult with experts and follow applicable regulations.
