Planned facilities Plasma gasification commercialization

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1 planned facilities

1.1 swindon, wiltshire, england, uk, (advanced plasma power)
1.2 energy park peterborough, england, uk (tetronics)
1.3 hirwaun, wales, uk (enviroparks limited)
1.4 ‘re-invent toilet’





planned facilities
swindon, wiltshire, england, uk, (advanced plasma power)

in 2015 advanced plasma power has been awarded 11 million gbp of funding department of transport , 6 million gbp ofgem develop , erect first commercial gasification facility based on gasplasma process. process consists of gasification, plasma gas treatment, syngas polishing , gas engine power generation. designed produce gas powering vehicles, power, heat , aggregate glass processing 7500 tonnes of refuse-derived fuel annually. construction expected start during 2016 . installation used advanced plasma power testing , development purposes rather commercially operated plant.


energy park peterborough, england, uk (tetronics)

energy park peterborough - uk’s first green energy park, being managed peterborough renewable energy granted consent government department energy , climate change (decc) in november 2009. take in mixed waste , – through combination of recycling, gasification , plasma-enhanced waste recovery – recycle , remanufacture it, producing reusable products , renewable energy in process. energy park peterborough alone save 600,000 tonnes of co2 per year, create on 100 green collar jobs in local community , produce enough renewable energy power 60,000 homes. tetronics supply plasma hazardous waste treatment technology. technology turn air pollution control (apc) residue generated biomass power plant bricks , tiles building industry, thereby; ensuring close 0 residues landfilled. construction scheduled begin in 2012.


hirwaun, wales, uk (enviroparks limited)

enviroparks limited plan (31/9/07) consortium build organic park in tower colliery @ hirwaun, south wales. includes plasma gasification plant combined advanced anaerobic digestion divert municipal solid waste landfill. enviroparks collaborating partner europlasma of bordeaux provide plasma gasification unit park.


as £60 million being put project enviroparks ltd , partners, establish organic waste , mixed waste treatment facilities next tower colliery @ hirwaun. hirwaun site large enough processing of on 250,000 metric tons (280,000 short tons) of non-hazardous waste year. initially, though, anaerobic digestion plant designed handle 50,000 metric tons (55,000 short tons) of organic wastes year. according web site, of 2013 ...we hope receiving waste on 20 acre site 2014. . of november 2016 delayed gasification plant still in design phase according enviroparks.


‘re-invent toilet’

the bill & melinda gates foundation investing in research @ delft university design self-contained toilet uses microwaves create plasma , gasify human waste. toilet intended use in india , other parts of world reliable source of water not available.








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