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Methane Control: Landfill and Digester Gas
Methane (CH4) is
created by many processes of the
industrialized world.
It is a powerful greenhouse
gas whose capture and conversion
into harmless substances has become
a priority in the fight against
global warming.
Methane emissions arise from a
variety of sources including the
anaerobic (without oxygen)
decomposition of waste in landfills,
the treatment of wastewater, coal
mines, incomplete fossil fuel
combustion and other industrial
processes. Zero
Energy Institute Landfill and
Digester Gas solutions cover the
entire value chain from gas
collection to conversion and eet
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Landfills & Wastewater Treatment
With over
twenty years experience in the
landfill and wastewater gas
industry, Zero Energy Institute’s
solution includes the application of
best practices with respect to
leachate water, waste water and gas
collection systems and revenue
maximization by optimal utilization
schemes and the production and
resale of carbon credits.
Zero Energy Institute: Value Add
ZEI adds value
by reducing the technical risk of a
project and handling all regulatory
requirements, registrations and
approvals. Our
financing solutions include
co-investment opportunities, long
term power purchase agreements and
maximized carbon credit revenue.
Zero Energy Institute: Technical Solutions
ZEI solutions
include gas analysis and return on
investment calculations; optimized
landfill and wastewater practices to
maximize gas collection;
secure landfill and
wastewater degasification and
improved gas quality (and ROI); low
temperature fuel cell technology
able to meet the strictest emission
requirements without the cost,
expense and emission issues of
internal combustion engine based
solutions; grid connectivity,
control systems and fixed price
power purchase agreements to
minimize risk and maximize returns;
engineering, procurement and
construction management (EPCM)
services;
operational and maintenance
management.
Zero Energy Institute:
Client Benefits
ZEI clients
benefit from reduced greenhouse gas
emissions whether required by
regulation or not; improved safety
at or near landfills; reduction in
unpleasant odors; fossil fuel energy
sources replaced with green
electricity, heat and hydrogen
production; revenue generated from
the sale of heat, power and carbon
credits.