Task 36: Material and Energy valorisation of waste in a Circular Economy

Task 36: Material and Energy valorisation of waste in a Circular Economy

Workshop on Processing routes for Solid Recovered Fuels

08 Jun 2016
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Workshop on Processing routes for Solid Recovered Fuels, Dublin, 20 October, 2011.


IEA Bioenergy Task 36 and Task 32 have jointly organised a workshop and field trip in Dublin to discuss the market opportunities for Solid Recovered Fuels. The presentations may be downloaded below:

Attachments

IEA BIOENERGY – Task 36 Integrating energy recovery into solid waste management.Task Leader: Pat Howes, AEA UK

The Current Situation/ Future Opportunities for Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) in Ireland.Brendan O’Neill, Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government.

Torr-Coal Torrefaction technology. JJM Brouwers MBA Managing Director, Torr-Coal Group.

Waste to Energy – Gasification of SRF. Matti Nieminen, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland.

Solid Recovered Fuel – Local Authority Experience in UK. Euston Ling, Technical Manager – North London Waste Authority, AEA Knowledge Leader – Waste Management & Resource Efficiency.

European standardization of Solid Recovered Fuels. Martin Frankenhaeuser, Chairman CEN/TC 343.

SRF in Europe. Geert Cuperus, European Recovered Fuel Organisation.

Combustion of SRF: Technological Options and Operational Experience. Kai Keldenich, STEAG Group.

SRF: a practical example from the EU-project RECOMBIO: Part 1: Project overview, Part 2: Production and use of BIOBS. Dr.-Ing. Th. Glorius, REMONDIS Rheinland GmbH.

The Valorisation of SRF In Cement Kilns. Juliet Currie, Alternative Fuels and Raw Materials Manager Hanson Cement UK.

Field Trips

The Waste-to-Energy Solution. Developing WtE plants in Ireland: Opportunities and Obstacles, Indaver Group.

Visit to the Lagan cement kiln at Kinnegad (west of Dublin) co-incinerating SRF, Lagan Cement Killaskillen.