Renewable Landfill Gas to Energy Project
Renewable Landfill Gas to Energy Project
EPP Renewable Energy owns and operates a 4.8- megawatt landfill gas-to-energy plant at the CCIA Solid Waste Complex. The CCIA provides the landfill three gas-to-fuel engines that produce approximately 37.8 million kilowatt-hours, enough electricity to power 3,000 homes.
This landfill gas-to-energy plant reduces annual emissions by 26,000 tons of carbon dioxide. According to the EPA, the reduction of emissions is equivalent to any one of these annual environmental benefits:
- Removing 5,100 cars from the road.
- Planting 5,500 acres of pine forest.
- Reducing the import of 60,600 barrels of oil.
Location: Deerfield, N.J.
Operational: November 2008
Equipment: Three Caterpillar 3520 (1.6 MW)engines Capacity: 4.8 MW
Input: Landfill methane gas
Output: Around the clock, base load power
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