Waste-to-Energy
Recovering energy from waste to help supply facility power, backup energy, microgrids and EV charging.
From Waste to Usable Power
Four steps from the waste stream to the site.
Waste Conversion
Waste is converted to energy at a waste-to-energy facility.
Clean Electricity Generation
Recovered energy is used to generate electricity.
Microgrid and Storage
Power can be distributed through a microgrid, with battery storage for backup.
EV Charging and Operations
Electricity can supply charging for fleets and employees and power site operations.
Where Waste-to-Energy Can Fit
Five settings.
Data Centers
Waste-to-energy can provide supplemental power for data center campuses, supporting backup energy, microgrids and EV charging for employees and service fleets.
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Food Processing and Agriculture
Organic waste and processing by-products can be recovered for energy, helping power facility operations, cold-chain fleets and on-site charging while reducing waste disposal.
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Landfills
Waste-to-energy systems can convert landfill-diverted waste into electricity to power EV charging, municipal fleets and site operations, which can help extend landfill life.
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Municipal Facilities
Cities can use waste-to-energy to generate power for sanitation fleets, public works vehicles, community EV charging and critical municipal services.
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Transit and Bus Depots
Waste-to-energy-powered microgrids can support high-power charging for electric buses and shuttles, supporting energy reliability for transit operations.
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