Using gas from landfill sites to generate heat and power
In China, a company active in water treatment, glass recycling and new energy sources (biomass, landfill, photovoltaic) operates a total of 33 landfill waste storage sites. These waste storage sites
Growing vegetables all year round with cogeneration
One of the largest greenhouse farms in Russia, where organic vegetables are grown on an area of 63 hectares, is also a major user of CHP technology. Following a successful
Cogeneration recipe for success in pasta manufacturing plant
A pasta manufacturing plant in Zapopan, Mexico, was facing productivity problems due to interruptions in the electricity supply. Therefore, and also in order to reduce energy costs, a cogeneration unit
Increasing energy efficiency in printing and coatings industry
Grupo Sánchez from Mexico is a company that is recognized as a reliable supplier and advisor in the graphics, packaging, print marketing and coatings industries. It operates across the Americas.
Producing sustainable paper with cogeneration
Italian multinational Lucart is a European leader in the production of tissue, air-laid, and machine-glazed papers. It’s also a pioneer of energy-efficient solutions in the pulp and paper industry—and was
Making Mexican farms more sustainable with biogas cogeneration
Rancho La Bien Aparecida is a dairy cattle farm and milk production plant in Mexico. Its owners installed a biogas production unit and cogeneration system to make their production and
Quenching your thirst with CHP
Spumador, an Italian beverage company owned by the Refresco brand, is based in Italy and consists of five production facilities. The main one is in Caslino al Piano, where around
Producing biofuels with cogeneration in Malawi
PressCane Limited is an ethanol distillery in Malawi and its cogeneration plant, provided by CWC member Clarke Energy, will generate its renewable electricity and power with biogas produced from a
Heating and powering local communities in Italy with CHP and biomass
Fernheizwerk Toblach-Innichen in South Tyrol, Italy, operates a biomass plant in which wood chips, bark, and sawdust are fed to a combustion boiler to produce thermal energy. CWC member Turboden