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Yeroc.us
Searching for Order in this World of Entropy

Welcome to The Unofficial

International Database of Waste-to-Energy Plants

Waste-to-Energy facilities use waste products as a fuel for the production of usable energy. Most often the waste is combusted to release the heat which boils water into steam for running turbines and supplying district heating networks, but other technologies and methods exist and are used.

By Technology

• Anaerobic Digestion (1) • Gasification (0) • Landfill Gas (3) • Mass-Burn (98) • Plasma-Arc Gasification (1) • Pyrolysis (0) • Refuse-Derived Fuel (7) •

By Primary Fuel

• Agricultural Waste • Biomass • Coal • Construction and Demolition Debris • Electricity • Hazardous Waste • Industrial Waste Stream • Medical Waste • Municipal Solid Waste • Natural Gas • Oil • Propane • Sewage Sludge • Tires •

By Country

• Andorra (1) • Austria (5) • Belgium (1) • Canada (2) • China (4) • Czech Republic (1) • Denmark (1) • France (6) • Germany (3) • Italy (1) • Netherlands (1) • Norway (3) • Singapore (1) • Sweden (3) • United Kingdom (13) • United States (64) •

By Treatment Capacity

>900,000 t/a • 500,000 - 900,000 t/a • 300,000 - 500,000 t/a • 100,000 - 300,000 t/a • 50,000 - 100,000 t/a • <50,000 t/a

 

Last Modified: October 07, 2010. 19:35:11 pm