A Waste-to-Energy (WTE) project can be difficult to organize and finance, Unless it is done with TVI’s two phased approach.
Transvit has purposely developed a simple and affordable method to build WTE, and proven it with more than 100 installations. It is specifically designed for poorer and developing cities, with undeveloped garbage collection infrastructure, a common cause of past WTE failure.
1. PHASE 1 is the elimination of the waste by gasification (incineration). This up to 200 TPD Phase 1 represents 10% to 15% of the full WTE plant cost. And it immediately rids the city of the rotting, unhealthy piles of garbage.
The inexpensive Phase 1 resolves the #1 concern of financiers: "the inherent uncertainties of the feedstock". When Phase 1 is operational, delivery of the waste will be established and proven, the Gasifier portion of the Power Plant is proven, operators are more easily trained. And now the profitable 2nd Phase is much more easily financed.
2. PHASE 2 is energy recovery or electricity generation, and it can be added on at any time following Phase 1. This power generation is 85% of the full WTE plant cost and immediately profitable from Electric Power Sales. Phase 2, up to 400 TPD/8 MW, is easily financed when Phase 1 is operational. WTE provides cheap electricity from "free fuel" that is such a blessing to people.
Where garbage cleanup is a health and environmental issue, and where cheap electricity is needed, this two phased construction is a practical and doable solution for any city..
Waste-to-Energy is defined as "renewable energy" in US federal law and in the EU. It is the only form of energy generation that actually reduces greenhouse gasses . It plays and important role in addressing climate change. This is due to offsetting emissions of fossil fuel electrical production, from avoiding methane from landfills, and from recovering metals for recycling.
Transvit has purposely developed a simple and affordable method to build WTE, and proven it with more than 100 installations. It is specifically designed for poorer and developing cities, with undeveloped garbage collection infrastructure, a common cause of past WTE failure.
1. PHASE 1 is the elimination of the waste by gasification (incineration). This up to 200 TPD Phase 1 represents 10% to 15% of the full WTE plant cost. And it immediately rids the city of the rotting, unhealthy piles of garbage.
The inexpensive Phase 1 resolves the #1 concern of financiers: "the inherent uncertainties of the feedstock". When Phase 1 is operational, delivery of the waste will be established and proven, the Gasifier portion of the Power Plant is proven, operators are more easily trained. And now the profitable 2nd Phase is much more easily financed.
2. PHASE 2 is energy recovery or electricity generation, and it can be added on at any time following Phase 1. This power generation is 85% of the full WTE plant cost and immediately profitable from Electric Power Sales. Phase 2, up to 400 TPD/8 MW, is easily financed when Phase 1 is operational. WTE provides cheap electricity from "free fuel" that is such a blessing to people.
Where garbage cleanup is a health and environmental issue, and where cheap electricity is needed, this two phased construction is a practical and doable solution for any city..
Waste-to-Energy is defined as "renewable energy" in US federal law and in the EU. It is the only form of energy generation that actually reduces greenhouse gasses . It plays and important role in addressing climate change. This is due to offsetting emissions of fossil fuel electrical production, from avoiding methane from landfills, and from recovering metals for recycling.
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