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Waste to Energy

JBM Consul specializes in developing Waste to energy (WtE) refers to a set of technologies that convert various types of waste—such as municipal solid waste, industrial byproducts, and organic material—into usable forms of energy like electricity, heat, or fuel. WtE is a key component of modern waste management and the circular economy, helping reduce landfill use, generate renewable energy, and support sustainability goals

Renewable Energy from Waste

Sustainable Waste Management

Key WtE Technologies

Incineration

Direct combustion of waste at high temperatures to produce steam, which drives turbines to generate electricity or heat. Modern plants use advanced emissions controls to minimize pollutants.

Gasification

Partial oxidation of waste to produce syngas (a mix of hydrogen and carbon monoxide), which can be used for power generation or as a chemical feedstock.

Pyrolysis

Partial oxidation of waste to produce syngas (a mix of hydrogen and carbon monoxide), which can be used for power generation or as a chemical feedstock.

Anaerobic Digestion

Partial oxidation of waste to produce syngas (a mix of hydrogen and carbon monoxide), which can be used for power generation or as a chemical feedstock.

Environmental and Economic Benefits

Reduced Landfill Waste

WtE technologies significantly reduce the volume of waste sent to landfills.

Lower Emissions

Diverts organic waste from landfills, lowering methane emissions.

Clean Energy

Generates electricity and heat, supporting sustainable energy systems.

Resource Recovery

Recovers valuable materials and energy from waste, turning a liability into an asset.

Job Creation

Recovers valuable materials and energy from waste, turning a liability into an asset.

Circular Economy

Recovers valuable materials and energy from waste, turning a liability into an asset.

JBM Consul’s Project in Lesotho

  • Elimination of landfills, improving public health.
  • Job creation for local communities.
  • Securing funding for plant installation and operation.
  • Customizing solutions to local needs and requirements.
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