Covanta

Retrofit of Metro Vancouver's existing Waste to Energy Facility with Covanta's trademark emissions control technology to reduce nitrogen oxides emissions. The project achieved a 53% reduction in facility emissions since 2015.

A €500 million waste-to-energy facility in Poolbeg, Dublin designed to process 600,000 tons of waste annually and generate 58 MW of electricity. The facility will redirect post-recycled waste from landfills and make Dublin self-sufficient in waste management.

A trademark retrofit technology designed to improve the combustion process in waste-to-energy facilities, reducing nitrogen oxides emissions. The system brings operating levels to nearly three times lower than provincial regulatory limits.

A facility that processes residual waste to generate electricity and heat, maximizing energy recovery from waste that cannot be recycled.

A process that converts waste materials into usable forms of energy, such as heat or electricity. This research focuses on converting wet farm waste.

A retrofit technology developed by Covanta that improves the combustion process in waste-to-energy facilities to reduce nitrogen oxides emissions. The system brings operating levels to nearly three times lower than provincial regulatory limits.

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A €500 million waste-to-energy facility in Poolbeg, Dublin designed to process 600,000 tons of waste annually and generate 58 MW of electricity. The facility will redirect post-recycled waste from landfills and make Dublin self-sufficient in waste management.

Retrofit of Metro Vancouver's existing Waste to Energy Facility with Covanta's trademark emissions control technology to reduce nitrogen oxides emissions. The project achieved a 53% reduction in facility emissions since 2015.

A trademark retrofit technology designed to improve the combustion process in waste-to-energy facilities, reducing nitrogen oxides emissions. The system brings operating levels to nearly three times lower than provincial regulatory limits.