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Waste to Energy
Turning unrecyclable municipal waste into green energy, and cutting landfill methane, a gas 84 times more potent than CO₂.
How it works
Past incineration mishaps gave waste to energy a bad name, but advances in process and method have opened a real opportunity to turn municipal waste into energy. It does not replace recycling landfill material; it is an excellent use for the waste that cannot be recycled.
We believe waste-to-energy processes are a proven method for reducing greenhouse gases. Landfills create enough methane to be super emitters, and methane is 84 times more potent as a climate-warming gas than CO₂.
Waste to energy is recognised worldwide as a technology that can help mitigate climate change. We believe it is the only energy technology that both produces energy and eliminates greenhouse gases.
What it delivers
Results you can measure
- Green energy from unrecyclable waste
- Landfill methane eliminated at the source
- Power delivered to the local grid
Where we run it
