In conjunction with an appropriate waste conversion technology module (e.g. gasifier/pyrolysis/anaerobic digestor), we generate power (together with heat/chilling and, where practicable, clean water) using biomass feedstocks - such as coconut shell, palm oil EfB, energy crops, rice husk, etc. - and plastics, tyres, waste oils and other carbon based waste streams.

In recent years, small-scale gasification and pyrolysis technology solutions have become more mature, and project developments using these have begun to gather pace as operators recognise the enhanced efficiencies (and, often, lower capex and opex costs) available from gasifier/pyrolysis units and internal combustion gensets, and their ability to deliver viable solutions to off-grid and other disadvantaged communities.

Taken together with increasing demands for renewable/sustainable and low carbon based fuelled generation, a significant global market exists for distributed generation-sized (generally, up to 5MWe) power and CHP generation packaged solutions, based on prime movers with a capability to run on a range of simple and accessible fuels without requiring significant technical modification and/or operational downtime when adjusting to variable fuel characteristics.

The EECL design has been developed specifically to meet the demands of the new developments in low-carbon heat and power generation and renewable fuels technologies, and to address the prime mover requirements of project developers and operators seeking to enter the growing market in the delivery of renewable energy fuelled heat and power, in particular at the distributed generation level using biomass and other Energy from Waste (EfW) derived fuels.