Syngas from Waste: Emerging Technologies (Green Energy and Technology)
Publisher: Springer

Mar 4, 2010 - The planned facility will be a comprehensive and integrated S4 designed solution that will convert municipal solid waste into clean fuels and renewable energy. Jul 15, 2009 - of renewable technology. Aug 10, 2010 - It sounds fantastic – too good to be true – endless supplies of cheap energy which cannot 'go critical' or produce material for nuclear bombs – very little radioactive waste to dispose of – and the concept has been around since the 1960′s !!! Swifter delivery, including in the planning system, supply . Other renewable energy initiatives, the joint venture has moved Waste Management toward meeting two of its sustainability goals, doubling its renewable energy production to a energy equivalent of powering two million homes by 2020, and investing in emerging technologies for managing waste. We will do this through: Increasing supply. Chornet Outlasting Dynasties, Now Emerging From Soot. Oct 23, 2013 - Syngas from Waste: Emerging Technologies (Green Energy and Technology) Green Energy and Technology Luis Puigjaner, Editor 2011 1st Edition. Feb 24, 2010 - This is the second substantial cash infusion for the company, which secured a $50 million Department of Energy clean-tech grant in December. Enerkem has developed a gasification process that transforms post-recycled municipal solid waste into a synthesis gas that is then cleaned and refined into ethanol, methanol and acetate. The syngas is ideally suited for This agreement will also help move Waste Management toward meeting two of its sustainability goals: doubling its renewable energy production by 2020, and investing in emerging technologies for managing waste. The company wants to double its renewable energy production by 2020. May 12, 2011 - Agnion's innovative allothermal gasification technology converts solid biomass feedstock into a high hydrogen and carbon monoxide-rich synthetic gas (syngas) with exceptionally high heating value. U through bringing more woods back into management; incentivising energy crops and researching new ones; and making better use of biomass waste. To deliver this renewables revolution we will need to provide: Greater financial support, targeting a wider range of technologies and groups in. Feb 18, 2013 - “According to the nonprofit Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives, these newer technologies undermine zero-waste efforts and destroy precious resources while producing very little energy, often barely enough to power the plant itself. Why have we not been told about this The green luddites for whom any technological solution must be bad – for example you still have to mine the Uranium and mines are bad… etc.