Collect
Trucks deliver city waste. Every load is weighed.
Weighed on arrivalOur plants convert waste with heat, not flames. Here is the whole journey.
How it works
Trucks deliver city waste. Every load is weighed.
Weighed on arrivalWaste is shredded. Metals are pulled out for recycling.
Metals recoveredThe rest is pressed into uniform fuel pellets.
Consistent feedstockPellets are heated without oxygen. Nothing burns. They turn into gas.
600–1,200 °C · no flameFilters and scrubbers strip dust and pollutants from the gas.
Monitored continuouslyClean gas runs generators. Carbon, metals and fuels are recovered.
Power + productsElectricity flows to the national grid, homes and businesses.
Light for the cityInside the converter · 1/4
Fuel pellets enter through a sealed feed. No air gets in.
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Pellets reach 600–1,200 °C without oxygen. Nothing burns.
Inside the converter · 3/4
The pellets break down into a fuel gas, piped to cleaning.
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What remains leaves as char, a source of carbon products.
Outputs
For the national grid.
Metals and carbon products.
Liquid fuels from the gas.
Local skills and careers.
Why no flame matters
No open burning. The gas is cleaned before use.
Emissions are monitored continuously.