Empowering Communities
Saving & Creating Revenue
Revenue from carbon credits, power and heat
UTOC qualifies for valuable carbon credits by significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. UTOC hot gas output can be converted into steam or hot liquid used by heat engines to generate electricity and for heating applications.
Reduce brownouts and blackouts with reliable power generation
Distributed, scalable (farm site/industrial park/community installations to multi Megawatt) EFW plants increase power supply reliability/security by reducing regional blackout/brownout risk
UTOC EFW plants have higher power generation reliability (approximately 95%) than hydroelectric, solar, and wind facilities that depend on climatic events and trends of nature
Lowest cost CHP
UTOC has the lowest Capital Expenditure and Operating and Maintenance costs for a sustainable thermal Energy From Waste process.
Financing, speculative risk and environmental licensing costs are far below those of “Mega” power generation projects because UTOC EFW capacity is incremental and distributed as required. Can be end-of-line electric power plants in existing grids, eliminating the impacts on ecological systems that often occur with “Mega” projects.
Continuous, self-sustaining operation
No fossil fuel or other thermal input after start-up preheat.
Reduce transportation/transmission costs
UTOC Energy-from-Waste (EFW) systems distributed throughout urban areas shorten garbage haul and electric power distribution distances.
Easy Operation
Auto adjusts energy output
Auto-modulates energy output as low as 15% of design capacity to match downstream load requirements and feedstock availability.
Auto adjusts to variable feedstock
Auto adjusts to random, rapid changes in feedstock caloric and water contents
Operate in any climate
UTOC can operate outdoors in the planet’s most extreme climates.
Safe operation
A fail-safe gravity hot gas vent self-activates if the induced draft fan stops, reinstating negative interior pressure. Covered openings provide access into hot UTOC process chambers during operation for observations and maintaining optimal operation.