Introduction
Integra Global Green Energy Inc. has a unique established proven Waste to Energy technology that has a Destruction Removal Efficiency of 99.99999%, converts 1000 tonne pre-characterized daily capacity of Municipal Solid Wastes or other toxic materials such as PCBs, Oil sludge, old tires, etc. into 60 Megawatts per hour of electrical power, plus 40 Mwh of steam power. Facilities are modular and can be built to accommodate the requirements needed (ie. 5,000+ tonne daily capacity of MSW, up to 400 Megawatts per hour Maximum electrical output).
Below are some of the features and benefits of the system that will be of interest:
- The technology is fully Canadian owned and the Waste to Energy power plants are managed by the same.
- The 25 year old proven technology is already US EPA and Ministry of Canada approved, ISO 14001 certified and in the near future will be certified for the ISO 14064 rating, the highest possible for a waste remediation technology. There is no need to take a chance with other unproven technologies… without a doubt, the Integra system is the safest, most efficient and cost effective technology available to convert waste material into energy.
- High heat destruction is achieved using rotary kilns (1,000oC) and secondary gas combustor chamber (1,300oC) that produce billions of British Thermal Units (BTUs) for steam production. Power production process is the same as any other convention thermal power plant.
- The technology is designed and certified to destroy up to 100% hazardous waste material and therefore is not limited to what kind of waste material it can process.|
- Can remediate and destroy over 300 different toxic materials including PCBs, Agent Orange toxin, low level radioactive medical waste, etc.
- Emissions from the process are the cleanest in the industry… the technology does not produce dioxins or furans during the high heat remediation process and uses the most state of the art emissions removal technologies.
- The entire process is continuously fuelled by MSW or toxic wastes with little to no surrogate fuel added. Each ton of garbage is equivalent to one barrel of oil.
- The cogeneration system uses the Babcock & Wilcox steam boiler system and at least 2 separate G.E. turbine generators for redundancy and maintenance purposes.
- Waste to Energy/Power plants can be built on approximately 10-25 acres of land including the space necessary for heavy trucks and equipment. Can be close to existing landfill sites and to the power grid, to minimize further travel and CO2 emissions from trucks travelling back and forth.
- Can be up and running in 24 – 36 months.
- Revenues from the sale of power, recycled metals, tipping fees and carbon credits will recoup the cost of the plant in 2 to 3 years.
- Each facility can easily be registered under the Kyoto Protocol CDM projects.
- Method of financing can be, debt, equity, Sukuk bonds, municipal bonds, and under the Kyoto Protocol, the sales of carbon credits. At the time of writing, carbon credits are selling on the carbon exchange at approximately €15.00, each ton of Green House Gases from landfills is 21 times more harmful than CO2, so therefore we are able to receive 1.5 times the carbon credit, which works out to US$31/ton of CER, if registered with UNDA (United Nations Development Agency).
- The remediation volume of MSW is higher using the Integra system as the waste is characterized and processed prior to destruction. The waste is shredded down to size, inert material and moisture removed, then blended with higher BTU wastes such as old tires, non-recyclable plastics or other high BTU hazardous wastes to achieve the necessary heat energy value required for the system to reach “mass balance” negating the need for adding surrogate fuel for complete waste material destruction. This “fuel” can be produced and stored for 2 weeks in advance to ensure a steady supply. Because the MSW can be condensed from as high 3 Tonnes down to 1 tonne depending on the ratio of combustible material to inert material and moisture of the MSW, this means a higher volume of waste can be remediated faster and therefore more carbon credits can be sold in less time.
- Integra is working in association with experienced reputable international companies FLSmidth CEntry and Worley Parsons Engineering for site specific design and construction of the facilities in order to ensure the integrity, quality and safety to the community. Carbon emissions trading have been entrusted to TSF Brokers, London, UK.
- Political mileage, this can be promoted as taking a leadership role in abating or minimizing the green house gases footprint.
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Minimum Requirements to deploy:
- Licence Purchase Agreement
- Feasibility study
- Power Purchase Agreement with the government at US$0.07/kilowatt hour, as this is green energy which calls for higher rate than conventional power that is currently being sold.
- Sovereign Guarantee
- Tax Declaration
- Non-Expropriation or Tantamount to Expropriation Agreement
Please contact Integra Global Green Energy Inc. for further information : info@integraglobalgreenenergy.com
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