Power from waste

As businesses are required to demonstrate environmental responsibility (ESG considerations), Control Energy Costs can help establish these eco-friendly practices for those who need help and guidance to meet their ESG goals.

Turning what you may consider to be “waste” into energy, Control Energy Costs can help you move towards grid independence, save costs on your energy bills and waste management, and help you control your environmental footprint whilst increasing your sustainability credentials.

What kind of waste can be turned into energy?

• Plastic waste
• Food waste
• Animal waste
• Agricultural waste

What kind of energy is made from waste?

• Biogas
• Electricity
• Hydrogen
• Heat / Cool

What are the benefits of waste disposal technologies?

• Achieve energy independence
• Increase sustainability credentials
• Significantly reduce waste costs
• Reduce environmental impact

Examples of technologies that can be put into action are:

Aerobic Digestion to Grey Water or Substrate

Aerobic Digestion to Grey Water or Substrate involves the decomposition of organic waste in the presence of oxygen, producing grey water that can be safely discharged into sewers, or a stabilized organic substrate usable in soil amendment or bio-product processing.

Anaerobic Digestion to Biogas or Liquid Slurry

Anaerobic Digestion involves the decomposition of organic material in the absence of oxygen, producing biogas and nutrient-rich digestate, or a nutrient-rich slurry.

Slurry Tanks & Lagoon Covers

Treated slurry requires the appropriate storage. It can either be stored in tanks or lagoons, However, upcoming 2027 legislation mandates all slurry lagoons to be covered. Effective covers sit on top of the slurry store to trap methane and provide an oxygen free environment for the production of biogas. 

Contact us to find out how we can help your business improve your carbon footprint, save money & create power from waste.