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Anaerobic Digestion of Solid Waste Moves on with Spring 2013 AD Plant Starts
It is that perfect time of year for starting outdoor projects with significant groundworks. By starting now, you get the best chance of "making hay while the sun shines", and using the best of the UK's (and northern hemisphere) spring and summer weather which can help greatly in keeping construction costs under control, and to programme.
So, here is a round-up of a few recent announcements made about new Anaerobic Digestion Plant site construction start ups:
Anaerobic Digestion of Solid Waste
60,000 TPA Anaerobic Digestion Biogas Plant Approved in Yorkshire
Imtech Announces New Tamesis AD Plant Award from Thames Water
Imtech, as part of the Tamesis team – a joint venture between Laing O’Rourke and Imtech Water, Waste & Energy – has been awarded a £75 million contract by Thames Water to develop two Advanced Digestion AD schemes at Crossness and Beckton in London. By sustainably treating and enhancing sewage sludge – a process known as advanced anaerobic digestion – it is possible to convert sewage sludge into sustainable energy in biogas power plants. This contributes to both the environmental and financial performance.
http://imtech.com/EN/corporate/Newsroom/Highlights/Highlights-2013/Imtech-announces-new-Tamesis-award-from-Thames-Water.html
"The City of York Council granted Peel Environmental planning permission to build an anaerobic digestion (AD) and horticultural glasshouse facility on the former North Selby Mine site, Wheldrake on Thursday (25 April). The planning committee voted nine ..."
http://www.resource.uk.com/article/News/Plans_approved_North_Selby_AD_facility-3025
CAMBI Awarded Contract for 2 Thermal Hydrolysis Process Projects in UK
Cambi has been awarded a contract for the thermal hydrolysis process (THP) scope of the Beckton and Crossness (Thames Water) advanced digestion projects, serving two of Europe’s largest sewage treatment works. Tamesis (joint venture between Imtech and Langs) let a subcontract to Cambi in July 2012 for the turnkey supply of 2 separate 2x3 reactor B12 Cambi plants, one for Beckton and one for Crossness sewage treatment works. Both plants are expandable to larger capacities in the future. The works will be completed in 2014.
New Work Has Also Been Announced on Biogas CHP Plants in the US
"After seven years of planning, Vermont Technical College has broken ground on an anaerobic digestion project that will generate heat for the campus, and power that will be sold to the grid. Permitting for the Central Vermont Recovered Biomass Facility, ...Biomass Magazine"
http://www.biomassmagazine.com/articles/8927/vermont-tech-begins-work-on-biogas-chp-plant
Next time we will hope to see more farm based AD Plant starts. For whatever reason there seems to be a lack of those to report at present.
It is that perfect time of year for starting outdoor projects with significant groundworks. By starting now, you get the best chance of "making hay while the sun shines", and using the best of the UK's (and northern hemisphere) spring and summer weather which can help greatly in keeping construction costs under control, and to programme.
So, here is a round-up of a few recent announcements made about new Anaerobic Digestion Plant site construction start ups:
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