landfill gas management News

ENER-G adopt MP5 for renewable energy management from landfill gas

The software of EHS data has for many years been used widely in the waste management industry with a large numbers of waste management companies and regulators using the software for the management of environmental monitoring data. Within this context the user base includes SITA, WRG, Veolia, Grundons, Viridor and Cory (see http://www.ehsdata.com/sectors/waste-management.aspx) for a more complete ...

Apr. 28, 2011

By EHS Data Limited

WM expands renewable energy program

Waste Management, Inc. (NYSE: WMI) has announced that it plans to use its expertise as the nation’s largest developer of landfill gas to energy (LFGTE) projects to partner with private and municipal landfill owners to develop the country’s untapped landfill gas resources. Waste Management is the first in the waste management industry to launch such a program. Waste Management’s third-party LFGTE ...

Oct. 6, 2008

By Waste Management Inc.

WM expands renewable energy program to develop landfill gas-to-energy project

Waste Management, Inc. (NYSE: WMI) has announced that it plans to use its expertise as the nation’s largest developer of landfill gas to energy (LFGTE) projects to partner with private and municipal landfill owners to develop the country’s untapped landfill gas resources. Waste Management is the first in the waste management industry to launch such a program. Waste Management’s third-party LFGTE ...

Oct. 16, 2008

By Waste Management Inc.

waste to energy 2010: Program online – register now – limited number of booths available

The program for the 5th 'waste to energy' on May 5 to 6, 2010 in Bremen is online: CLICK HERE to view. Sign up by March 31 and benefit from the early bird rates: -- only EUR 149.00 for the conference and exhibition -- only EUR 8.00 for visiting the expo The major topic areas of this year's exhibition and conference with partner country Great Britain are: -- Energy recovery from waste and ...

Mar. 4, 2010

By Freesen & Partner GmbH

Dell`s Texas headquarters powered entirely with renewable energy

It was announced this week that Dell Computer’s 2.1 million-square-foot headquarters in Round Rock, Texas is now powered entirely with renewable energy. 60% of the energy is supplied by wind power generated by Energy Future Holdings Corp.’s TXU Energy and the remaining 40% from Waste Management’s landfill gas-to-energy plant. Dell, a participant in Austin Energy’s GreenChoiceÂ® power program, ...

Apr. 7, 2008

By Environmental News Network (ENN)

Landfill gas quality SMS alerts on Cory Environmental site

Cory Environmental wanted ‘smart’ gas monitoring for times when the site is not manned to avoid weekend and overnight staffing or lone working. Cory now has a system to monitor landfill gas concentrations and pressure continuously and send SMS alert messages. Cory Environmental took over the Hafod Quarry and Landfill in Wrexham, a mature landfill site, in 2008 and carefully ...

Feb. 1, 2012

By QED Environmental Systems Ltd.

North America Region to Largely Contribute to the Growth of the Global Landfill Gas Market, Notes Fact.MR

Increasing demand for alternative energy sources has prompted the use of landfills containing biodegradable materials in production of combustible gases. A mixture of these gases, which is collectively identified as landfill gas, is used as a key source of supplying hydrocarbons in production of heat and other forms of energy. Governments from several parts of the world are adopting measures ...

Jun. 1, 2020

By Fact.MR

Biogas monitoring yields rewards

Whilst there is increasing interest in generating power from waste gas, this has been central to one company for years. Based in the UK, Geotech has been helping water utilities, agricultural and landfill operators and food waste processors worldwide offset energy costs or generate income from waste-generated biogas, manufacturing portable and fixed monitoring equipment. Geotech has over 200 ...

Oct. 25, 2013

By QED Environmental Systems Ltd.

The Potential for Biogas in Africa

When thinking about renewable energy it’s common to think of wind power and solar. However there is massive potential in Africa for the utilisation of renewable gas for power generation. Some naturally occurring microbes are able to break down organic material in the absence of oxygen to produce different types of biologically created gas – ‘biogas’ that consists primarily ...

Jul. 22, 2015

By Clarke Energy

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