Harnessing Waste-to-Energy Technologies for a Sustainable Future

waste to energy plant in sweden

With alarming statistics about impending waste increase, it is crucial we rethink our approach to waste management, especially through the lens of the circular economy. In this article, we will explore the transformative potential of waste-to-energy technologies in detail. Shaping the Future of Waste Management Understanding the Current Global Waste… Continue reading →

PGMCC Technology for Plasma Conversion of MSW, Industrial Waste and Biomass

MSW plasma gasification industrial complex

Authors: Lazar Potashnyik — Int-Energia Kft., Hungary;  Arian Mamayenko — Metaplasma S.L., Spain Abstract PGMCC®[1] technology is designed for integrated processing of municipal solid waste, industrial solid waste and biomass. The process is based on Plasma Gasification and Melting (PGM), using water vapour as the plasma-forming gas. The organic fraction… Continue reading →

How to Build a Smarter Automation and Monitoring Strategy for Biomass Facilities

an automated biomass power plant

Biomass facility operators manage an unusually interconnected operation: fuel handling, combustion or conversion, energy recovery, pollution controls, emissions monitoring, equipment maintenance, and environmental reporting all have to work together. Yet many biomass facilities still manage these functions through systems installed at different times, for different purposes, with limited communication between… Continue reading →

How Waste-to-Energy is Powering Our Future

waste to energy schematic

Waste-to-energy facilities are not just a technological marvel; they represent hope for a sustainable future where our trash powers our homes. In this article, we will explore the journey of your waste and discuss how waste-to-energy plays a vital role in solid waste management. What Happens to Our Waste? Have… Continue reading →

Srinivas Kasulla – The Man Who Stays

Srinivas Kasulla – The Man Who Stays

When the commissioning crew flies home and the digester clock begins its twenty year run, one kind of professional steps forward. Dr. Srinivas Kasulla has spent a career being that person. Dr. Srinivas Kasulla learned this early. He has spent the better part of his career occupying the space between… Continue reading →

How to Make Biomass Energy Sustainable

biomass storage facility

Biomass is one of the oldest and simplest ways of getting heat and energy, and it’s starting to make a comeback due to its status as renewable resource. Some, however, aren’t so sure that using more of it would be good for our environment. So, how sustainable is biomass energy… Continue reading →

The Environmental Benefits of Biomethane

A car at a fueling station, showing BIOMETHANE label on the vehicle

The planet is already suffering because of questionable environmental practices. It is becoming increasingly necessary to find sustainable solutions to save the earth. Biomethane is counted among the best renewable energy sources because it is both renewable and eco-friendly. While it is not completely free of greenhouse gases, it does not… Continue reading →

Solid Waste Management Situation in Sweden: Perspectives

waste recycling plant in sweden

Sweden is considered as a global leader in sustainable waste management and in the reduction of per capita carbon footprint. The country consistently works to lower its greenhouse gas emissions, improve energy efficiency and increase public awareness. Over the past couple of decades, Sweden has developed methods for repurposing waste,… Continue reading →

Biogas Production from Food Waste – Working Principle

AD plant working on food waste

Food waste disposal is a big problem in all countries, especially affluent ones. There are numerous places which generate large amounts of food waste including hotels, restaurants, malls, residential societies, canteens, airline caterers, markets etc. A proper food waste management strategy needs to be devised for them to make sure… Continue reading →

Biomass Energy Sector in India – An Overview

biomass pile near a biomass power plant

Biomass energy accounted for 13% of India’s final energy consumption in 2023. By 2030, this share is projected to rise to as much as 45%, making India one of the world’s fastest-growing biomass energy markets. According to the International Energy Agency’s projections, India will account for more than one-third of… Continue reading →