WTE vs LaTierraENERGY™

Waste to Energy

– Energy generation depends on the calorific value of the waste

LaTierraENERGY™

– Energy generation doesn’t depend on the calorific value of the waste

Waste to Energy

– Not all type of waste can generate electricity

LaTierraENERGY™

– Any type of waste can generate electricity

Waste to Energy

– Energy generation is not consistent and less efficient

LaTierraENERGY™

– Energy generation is consistent and very efficient

Waste to Energy

– Minimum 500 MT OF MSW is needed

LaTierraENERGY™

– Energy can be generated with any volume

Waste to Energy

– Segregating the waste in terms of higher calorific value is a challenge

LaTierraENERGY™

– Segregation is not required

Waste to Energy

– Additional fuel or electricity is necessary to run the plant

LaTierraENERGY™

– Additional fuel is not required

Waste to Energy

– Adopts Combustion Technique for decomposition

LaTierraENERGY™

– Adopts advanced plasma heat decomposition method

Waste to Energy

– Operated at very High temperature

LaTierraENERGY™

– Operates at low temperature

Waste to Energy

– Fuel is required to run the system

LaTierraENERGY™

– No fuel is required to run the system

Waste to Energy

– Non self sustaining system

LaTierraENERGY™

– Self sustaining system – No looping

Waste to Energy

– Operates with flame and fire combustion

LaTierraENERGY™

– Operates without flame and fire combustion

Waste to Energy

– Output varies based on type of waste and weather

LaTierraENERGY™

– Zero variability on any type of waste and weather

Waste to Energy

– Space required for the plant is enormous

LaTierraENERGY™

– Space required is minimal

Waste to Energy

– Due to the low calorific value the results are not constant and uncertain

LaTierraENERGY™

– The results are constant and feasible

Waste to Energy

– Maintenance of the plant are extensively High

LaTierraENERGY™

– Maintenance of the plant are relatively low

Waste to Energy

– The operational cost are very high

LaTierraENERGY™

– Operational cost are low

Waste to Energy

– Requires supporting operations, staffing machineries

LaTierraENERGY™

– Doesn’t require supporting operations, staffing and machineries

Waste to Energy

– More wear and tear

LaTierraENERGY™

– Minimal wear and tear

Waste to Energy

– Causes more dioxins and furans

LaTierraENERGY™

– All the dioxins and furans are killed within the system and hence emission free

Waste to Energy

– Emissions from plant include heavy metals dioxins and furans

LaTierraENERGY™

– Zero Emission

Waste to Energy

– Lack of short term returns due to uncertain returns

LaTierraENERGY™

– Relatively short term results are possible due to definite results

Waste to Energy

– The plants are high capital intensive and lacks definite returns

LaTierraENERGY™

– The plants are relatively low capital and has definite returns

Waste to Energy

– Odour, Noise, cost and maintenance involved

LaTierraENERGY™

– Odour free, Noise free and maintenance free

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