Landfill Power Generation 2007

Summary

Pete Klingsmith, Michael Fickes, Robert Kellam.

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Stakeholders (35)

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United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)U.S. Department of Energy (DOE/EIA)City of BoulderSecurities and Exchange CommissionXcel EnergyEuropean CommissionEnviroPower Renewable Inc.Hydro-Quebec

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Westinghouse Plasma CorporationWestinghouse Electric CorporationTexas Game and Fish CommissionLockheed MartinU.S. SteelWWF-CanadaWaste Management Inc. (WM)University of Georgia College of Engineering

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Concepts & Topics (31)

Greenhouse gas emissions Greenhouse gas emissions Air Quality Air Quality Coal Gasification Renewable energy generation Energy Efficiency Renewable energy generation

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Renewable energy generation Solid Waste Disposal Solid Waste Disposal Hazardous waste management Hazardous waste management Anaerobic digestion

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report (4)

Draft Reference Document on Best Available Techniques for Waste Incineration (2004)
Combustion Sources of CDD/CDF: Waste Incineration (Volume 2, Chapter 3 of an Assessment) (2000)
Draft Dioxin Reassessment, Volume 2, Chapter 3: Combustion Sources of CDD/CDF: Waste Incineration (2000)
AP-42, Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors, Fifth Edition, Volume 1 (1995)

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Solubility enhancement of PCDD/F in the presence of dissolved humic matter (2002) — Kim, Y., D. Lee
Co-Incineration of sewage sludge in coal-fired power plants: A Case Study (2000) — Luts, D., K. Devoldere, B. Laethem, W. Bartholomeeusen, and P. Ockier
Plasma Torches Turn Garbage Into Gasses, Building Products — Jim Carlton