Gasification: an advanced recycling technology to convert waste to synthesis gas, electricity or other valuable products
6 million tons of municipal solid waste are produced worldwide daily, with the majority ending up in landfills and dumps, contaminating the environment
2 billion tons
of carbon dioxide equivalent are emitted from landfills annually
of all greenhouse gas emissions globally
5%
30 million m³
of garbage is delivered to landfills worldwide daily
could be filled from the bottom to the top in just
Burj Khalifa
2 hours
Traditional recycling technologies have limited capabilities; only 10-15% of waste could be recycled efficiently
20-50%
20-30%
15-20%
10-15%
10-15%
1-10%
0-5%
Several advanced recycling technologies are emerging, one of them is gasification
Gasification is a thermo-chemical process of converting carbon-containing waste into synthesis gas and further into electricity or other valuable products
Carbon-containing waste
Valuable products
Our gasification reactor is energy-efficient, compact, and affordable; it is designed for on-site deployment, allowing decentralized waste processing
Our prototype can process up to 30 kg of waste per hour, generating up to 20 kilowatts of electric energy, allowing on-site waste processing
Our commercial unit will process up to 60 kg of waste per hour, generating up to 40 kilowatts of electricity, and will fit into a size of a standard 20-foot container
Covered outdoor or indoor space: 8*10 = 80 m2
Shielded space: 3.5*6 = 21 m2
Air-conditioned space: 2*6 = 12 m2
Load lifting equipment: up to 2 tons
Process water, laboratory sink, sewerage
Fire safety equipment
Electricity: 15 kW, 220V, and 380V (for the initial R&D phase only)
CleanTainer equipment composition
Required on-site premises
Our target customers are the companies that produce from 100 kilograms to 10 tons of carbon-containing waste per day
Wood and textile processing companies
Agriculture farms
HoReCa in remote locations
Distribution centers
Supermarkets in remote locations
Suburban residences
Government bodies: army, police, correction facilities
Auto transportation companies and operators of EOL tires dumps
Waste processing companies (in the form of partnership)
Without gasification (ton CO2 per ton of waste)
Clients’ waste carbon footprint could be reduced by a factor of five by avoiding methane emissions from dumped waste
With gasification (ton CO2 per ton of waste)
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Clients’ waste removal and electricity consumption costs could be reduced by 20-30% by decentralized waste utilization