Decarbonizing the global economy – our industries, utilities, personal transportation and the production and movement of goods – will require a united effort. To hit decarbonization targets, curbing GHG emissions from waste materials and creating new sources of low- and zero-carbon renewable fuels is an imperative objective.
Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) is derived from organic waste emitted from animals, food, landfills, wastewater treatment, wood, and other organic sources. As business and regulatory environments change, more and more businesses are in need of customized engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) solutions that can capture this fuel as a carbon-neutral resource.
As a global leader in engineering and construction for the bioenergy industry, we have extensive experience across;
RNG production
biofuel production
power generation
gas processing
And other biomass‐fired and fluidized bed boiler projects totaling over 4 GW.
Developing successful RNG projects in the biomass power, waste-to-energy, and waste valorization industries requires a balanced understanding of engineering, technology, consulting, procurement, construction, and asset optimization solutions that span the lifecycle of the project. With more than 100 global offices, our geographic reach allows us to localize the solutions you need most, bringing expertise and capabilities that are critical to the efficiency and reliability of our clients’ portfolios – regardless of the technology, scope, or location.
Resource Assessments / Waste Characterizations
Feasibility Studies and Technology Selection
Conceptual and Preliminary Engineering
Independent Engineering / Technical Due Diligence
Process Design Services
Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Services
Owner’s Engineer Services
Operations & Maintenance / Asset Management Services
Environmental Services
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Waste-to-energy project supports UK decarbonisation strategy
As the UK seeks to decarbonise, waste-to-energy centres such as Ince Park help meet the challenges of adapting conventional power generation to the evolving energy market.
UK biogas project generates power and gas for utility’s onsite use or grid export
Creating a lower carbon future in the Lower Aire Valley
Yorkshire Water’s £72 million Knostrop Energy & Recycling Facility turns wastewater into energy, generating sufficient electricity to power 7,600 homes. The project, according to local member of parliament Hilary Benn, “is helping to create a lower carbon future in the Lower Aire Valley.”
The project to create the facility, which saves the client £1.6 million a year in operating costs by meeting 55 percent of the site’s energy needs, was delivered on time and to budget.
Developing Biomass Gasification for Hydrogen Production
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