Waste-To-Energy
Our high-temperature systems process
organic waste into valuable energy:
Hydrogen, electricity, heat
Our high-temperature systems process
organic waste into valuable energy:
Hydrogen, electricity, heat
Unsere Hochtemperaturanlagen verarbeiten
organischen Abfall zu wertvoller Energie:
Wasserstoff, Strom, Wärme
Coinvolta deals with the efficient processing of organic waste, in particular non-recyclable plastics, rejects from the paper industry, and other organic waste as input material.
The energy generated during processing in the form of electricity, heat and hydrogen can be used in a variety of ways.
We have acquired our versatile know-how in the field of waste processing in connection with high-temperature plants over the past 11 years.
Our CAG UHTV – T25 / T6 machines use a new technology that generates energy from e.g. plastic waste – this can be a plastic waste of all kinds, both from industry and households – or other organic waste.
The thermal utilisation (gasification) of the organic waste
as input leads to two types of output:
We produce a very clean syngas that contains a high proportion of hydrogen (between 40-75%), depending on the input material. This sustainable hydrogen, which is produced by extremely low costs in our process, can be easily separated from the syngas produced and made usable with standard techniques.
Companies can use the CAG UHTV system to solve their disposal problems and to use the hydrogen produced in the disposal process to fuel their fuel cell trains, cars, buses, trucks or machines, for example.
The process is emission-free in the processing of organic waste, low-noise and offers maximum flexibility in input and output applications.
The variety of different waste types that can be treated with the CAG UHTV systems includes almost all organic materials including toxic, non-toxic, infectious, and hazardous materials.
From hospital and other infectious waste to end-of-life cycle products.
COINVOLTA AG
Birkenstrasse 49
CH-6343 Rotkreuz
Contact:
COINVOLTA AG
Birkenstrasse 49
CH-6343 Rotkreuz
info@coinvolta.ch
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Rotkreuz / October 2021
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COINVOLTA AG
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