Waste stream assessment
Quantity, composition, calorific value and contaminants of municipal solid waste and other waste streams.
Understand the feedstock, the process and the end user before choosing the route forward.
Support for waste generators, processors and industrial fuel users assessing alternative fuels, including processed engineered fuels from municipal solid waste.
Waste & alternative fuels
See the connections.
Know the next step.
An alternative-fuel project is a chain of connected decisions. The waste stream, processing route, logistics and industrial user all need to fit. We help bring these elements into a coherent technical and commercial assessment. Alternative fuels, including processed engineered fuels from municipal solid waste.
Discuss your projectWhere we can help.
A defined scope, shaped around the decisions you need to make.
Alternative-fuel feasibility
Technical and commercial feasibility for alternative fuels, including processed engineered fuels (PEF), RDF and SRF from municipal solid waste.
Processing route selection
Review of shredding, screening, drying and other processing options.
Fuel-user alignment
Matching fuel specification with the needs of the receiving kiln or plant.
Technical-commercial assessment
Mass and energy balance, budgetary cost estimates and key assumptions.
Plant and project review
Structured review of existing waste processing or co-processing operations.
How to start.
A short brief on the material, the route you have in mind and the receiving plant is enough to begin.
A useful starting point
Is this the right
conversation for you?
You are assessing RDF or another alternative-fuel opportunity.
A waste-processing concept needs a viable route to an industrial user.
You need to compare technical options and investment requirements.
Let’s discuss the briefBefore we begin
A few practical
questions.
A clearer next step starts with a conversation.
Tell us what you are working on. We’ll help frame the right discussion.