
KELVIN 'CHP READY' (ERF)
An energy recovery facility (ERF) prepared for cogeneration, processing up to 370,000 tons of waste annually, with a complete combustion and heat recovery system.
We transform waste into resources. We lead the way in energy recovery, turning environmental challenges into efficient solutions.
Energy recovery is a process that converts non-recyclable waste into energy, whether in the form of electricity, heat, or steam. This process reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills while simultaneously generating a source of renewable energy.
GHENOVA offers comprehensive solutions in energy recovery (waste to energy / Energy from Waste), converting waste (municipal solid waste -MSW-; industrial and agricultural and forestry waste) into clean and sustainable energy, promoting a circular and responsible future.
It significantly reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills, protecting the environment and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
It produces a clean and renewable energy source, diversifying the energy mix and reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
It allows the recovery of valuable materials from waste, such as metals or ash, which can be reused.

An energy recovery facility (ERF) prepared for cogeneration, processing up to 370,000 tons of waste annually, with a complete combustion and heat recovery system.

The new Tuas Nexus IWMF plant in Singapore includes a waste-to-energy (WTE) facility and a materials recovery facility (MRF), handling 2,900 tonnes daily to generate 80 MWe/year.

A new cogeneration plant, powered by waste energy, will prevent 216,000 tonnes of domestic and commercial waste per year from reaching the landfill, generating 21 MW in Earls Gate, Grangemouth (Scotland).

Standardkessel Baumgarte will build a new Energy from Waste (EfW) plant for EEW Energy from Waste Stapelfeld GmbH, replacing an existing facility in Stapelfeld. The new plant will have two units, including thermal waste treatment.

New waste-to-energy conversion plant, KEBAG Enova Emmenspitz, in Zuchwil, Canton of Solothurn (Switzerland), with two combustion lines to process 221,000 tons of municipal waste.

The waste-to-energy (WtE) project in Vinča, Belgrade, will optimize waste management for the 1,7 million inhabitants, with a 56 MWth and 25 MWe cogeneration plant.
The synergy between our business lines and continuous innovation allows us to offer comprehensive and customized solutions to our clients.
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