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Gasification of MSW by KEDCO Plc Moves Ahead in the UK
Gasification specialist KEDCO seizes opportunities for MSW gasification

KEDCO Plc provides energy solutions to allow governments, businesses and organisations become more economically, environmentally and socially responsible. KEDCO Plc can finance, design, project manage, operate and monitor waste treatment plants in one integrated solution.

Kedco have partnered with CPC and Zeropoint, both leading US companies, to provide biomass combined heat and power solutions. CPC and Zeropoint have developed a highly efficient biomass gasification process capable of converting biomass into renewable synthesis gas. Biomass can include any type of organic materials, including wood. Gasification can play a significant role in delivering a sustainable energy economy and is therefore one of the most technically and economically convincing energy possibilities for a carbon neutral economy.

Kedco Gasification - This image shows an example of a modern Gasification Plant - not a KEDCO site.The process of gasification converts carbonaceous materials into carbon monoxide and hydrogen by reacting raw materials at high temperatures with a controlled amount of oxygen. The resulting mixture is called synthesis gas or syngas. Syngas can be used to generate electricity and heat or transformed into a diesel-like synthetic fuel via the Fischer Tropsch process.

 

 

Watch the KEDCO Plc gasification video below: Producing Electricity from Gasification

Power generation via gasification is eligible for ROCs subsidy from the UK government.

The gasification process utilises chemical reactions that occur at high temperatures which distinguishes it from biological processes such as dry fermentation.

Gasification of fossil fuels is a widely used technique. However, any type of organic material can be used for gasification including wood and biomass. Gasification using organic materials, such as wood, neither emits nor traps greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide.

by Steve Evans - April 2011

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See the KEDCO Plc website for more information:
http://www.kedco.com/clean-tech-energy/gasification/

 

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