Small Carbon Footprint Power Generation by WOIMA - WOIMA Blog 2/2023
Carbon neutral is a term that refers to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions to zero or to a level that is balanced by activities that absorb carbon dioxide, such as reforestation. Net zero refers to a situation where the total amount of carbon dioxide emitted is equal to the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed. This means that all emissions are either offset or reduced to zero.
Combusting Medical Waste for Energy
Medical waste is a major issue in the healthcare industry. It is estimated that more than 50 million tons of medical waste is generated annually, most of which is non-hazardous, such as syringes, bandages, and packaging. However, some medical waste is hazardous, such as needles and other sharps, laboratory chemicals, and medical equipment contaminated with blood or other body fluids. Disposing of medical waste properly is essential to protect...
New Deal on Emission Trading System and Social Climate Fund
The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is a carbon market based on a system of cap-and-trade of emission allowances for energy-intensive industries and the power generation sector. It is EU's main tool in addressing emissions reductions, covering about 40% of the EU's total CO2 emissions. The Council and Parliament have agreed to increase the overall ambition of carbon emission reductions in the sectors co...
Modular Plant Design by WOIMA
Plant design has traditionally been the cash cow for engineering companies. Each plant has been designed as “fit-for-purpose” with little regard to existing plant parameters and designs. This has ensured continuous and highly profitable cash flow performing all the engineering disciplines; process, mechanical, electrical and automation. And over-staffing the project development and delivery phases at customer’s expense. WOIMA is challenging this outd...
Adopting the Framework of High-quality Carbon Removal
The European Green Deal is the EU's long-term growth strategy to make Europe climate-neutral by 2050. The target is to achieve a balance between greenhouse gas emissions and removals by 2050, and negative emissions thereafter. It also includes an ambitious 2030 climate target of at least 55% reductio...
Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) is a highly heterogenous fuel that sets technical limitations to its incineration process. The combination of high temperature and pressure with harmful waste compounds can cause corrosion and thus render the power plant obsolete. On the other hand, lower temperature and pressure limit the power plant's power generation capacity. This limitation can be overcome with the help of an external superheater utilizing liquid or gaseous support fuels to enhance the power plan...
The wasteWOIMA® CCUS Zero Carbon Emission WtE Power Plant is WOIMA’s answer to increasing carbon capture markets.
The plant will produce clean base-load energy and support increased renewable power generation. The ccusWOIMA® supports the two different approaches to carbon capture: Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), and Carbon Capture and Utilization (CCU). The ccusWOIMA® solution is a stand-alone system and it combines seamlessly ...
The whole world is struggling to cope both with its growing demand of "green" base-load energy and worsening waste management challenges. A waste-to-energy power plant seems an obvious answer, but committing to a $200 million and seven-year project to build a large-scale WtE power plant in a demanding environment is not very appealing.
WOIMA is introducing its ground-breaking new solution to solve this challenge: the modular wasteWOIMA® power plant. It is a pre-engineered and pref...
We are constantly developing our waste-to-energy solution to match global power generation needs even better. The modular wasteWOIMA® power plant is a small-to-medium-scale solution for smaller cities, or larger metropolises as a decentralized waste management and power generation solution. The modular wasteWOIMA® power plant offers a simple fast-track solution for both waste management and power generation in one easy-to-deploy package. The plant is a...
WOIMA in the Core of Green Energy Transition
Global warming mitigation is driving the migration away from fossil fuels. This “need for change” is exacerbated by the recent disruptions in global oil and gas production and transmission. This has driven most countries to seek alternatives for imported energy and to increase self-reliance especially in the energy sector. Synthetic methane offers an excellent alternative for traditional transport fuels. Especially, since the inf...
