| |NOVEMBER 202319E ERGYTech ReviewEqually versatile are the end products. While traditional incineration plants primarily produce power, EnerWaste generates clean transportation fuels or chemicals to meet the market demand, contributing to economic growth.Adding to the appeal is the system's scalability. Unlike traditional incineration plants that demand larger capacities--ranging from 500 to 1000 tonnes per day--and necessitate extensive waste transportation and significant resources to maintain operation, GPRSTM processes 200 tonnes of waste daily. This compact scale facilitates localized waste management, making it suitable for deployment in remote communities or islands, turning a local waste problem into a local source of clean energy. In addition, the solution can integrate with existing MSW incinerators, resulting in beneficial synergies and enhancing the overall efficiency of waste management systems. There is currently a portfolio of over 20 active projects around the world aiming to deploy the GPRSTM technological solution. One of the projects farthest along in development, which is set to begin in the coming months, is located in China. It focuses on repurposing industrial waste generated by textile and commodity manufacturers in the southern region. Rather than conventional waste incineration, EnerWaste and its partner utilize its cutting-edge technology to convert this waste into hydrogen. This aligns with China's push for hydrogen adoption, especially in Guangdong Province, which is identified by the government as a pilot area for hydrogen promotion.What has made EnerWaste successful today is its unique team which is a blend of seasoned experts, each bringing valuable knowledge and experience to the table. The chief technology officer, Samuel Tam, with over four decades of experience in gasification and syngas utilization technologies, lends his deep understanding of the industry. Having previously served as the Chief China Representative for the Office of Fossil Energy in the United States Department of Energy, he can effectively leverage the commercially proven syngas utilization technologies in China.EnerWaste's co-founder and chief strategic officer, Tom McCawley, specializes in circular economy and sustainability and offers profound insights regarding transforming waste into valuable resources.The other co-founders, Colin Tam and Samson Ng, bring extensive experience from the energy industry, having invested in more than 16 power plants in Asia. Their shift from quantity to quality energy production demonstrates their commitment to addressing environmental concerns.Looking ahead, EnerWaste Asia Pacific's mission is clear--to contribute to a cleaner, greener future by reducing the environmental impact of waste management, enhance resource utilization, and promote sustainable, eco-friendly alternatives to traditional waste disposal methods. The current technologies to harness waste for power generation are inefficient. We bring a solution to redefine the entire waste management processSamuel Tam, Chief Technology Officer
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