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You can use our technology to produce electricity, steam, hot water, hot air and cooling.
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27 Jul 2009, 4:13 PM
Following a Customer’s request to
energetically recover more and more different types of waste, Uniconfort is intensifying
the analysis and tests in its Research Centre in San Martino di Lupari (PD) in
Italy. read more...
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6 Oct 2008, 11:36 AM
Eco Link Power Ltd has secured an exclusive agreement to bring ground breaking biomass gasification technology to the UK and Ireland. read more...
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Don’t throw away an opportunity! We all know of our
collective responsibility to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and to
reduce the waste we send to landfill. A new ground breaking clean and
green technology is now available from Eco Link Power Ltd that can
achieve both these aims. This technology produces electricity,
steam, heating, hot water or cooling using waste or
by-products as biomass
fuel.
Eco
Link Power Ltd are green energy specialists who supply modular biomass
gasification technology for commercial and industrial clients, together
with a complete service from concept to commissioning, undertaking
planning and management of major installations. Our knowledge and
experience is matched by our genuine passion to find solutions which
will help to harness the value of waste material.Read More... |
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Eco Link Power:
Proven Biomass Gasification Technology Eco Link Power is focused on technology that creates energy using biomass fuel sources.
The newest method for energy generation is known as gasification. This method captures 65-70% of the energy present in solid fuels by first converting it into combustible gases. These gases are then burned, like we currently burn natural gas to create energy.
When biomass is heated in the absence of oxygen syngas is eluted. The syngas can be collected, cooled, cleaned, pressurised and utilised for combustion or these steps can be eliminated and the syngas consumed. Syngas burns cleanly into water vapor and carbon dioxide. Inorganic components, such as metals and minerals, are trapped in an inert form of ash. Many claim to do it, but not many do it; it’s completely different to burning!
Biomass Energy: Don't waste your waste Biomass energy is energy from plants and plant-derived materials—and has been in use since people began burning wood to cook food and keep warm. Biomass sources include food crops, grassy and woody plants, residues from agriculture or forestry, organic components of municipal and industrial wastes and animal waste such as cow manure and chicken litter. Fundamentally, biomass is stored solar energy that man can convert to electricity or fuel. By utilising gasification to extract this energy, we are an environmentally responsible provider of waste to energy technology.
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