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GREEN companies like ECTH grow into big COMPANIES. Our planet is changing, and we must change with it. ECTH is providing a means to a habital and healthy world.

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ECTH CHP Bio-Energy Power Stations
A CHP Bio-Energy Power Station is described as a Waste-to-Energy (W2E), Combined Heat and Power energy generating facility. It produces both the heat and electricity in varying combinations, which can be tailored to produce desired amounts of either. The main structure houses a variable number of modules operating in a parallel array, each delivering 12MW’s of electrical power and approximately 5MW’s equivalent (15Mbtu) of process and sacrificial heat.

Each station consists of a traditional two-stage thermal reactor which utilizes proven proprietary pulse-jet technology and “off the shelf” boilers and turbines. The stations are built in 12MW modules (or “Pods”) for simplicity in expansion and redundancy. This compact and scalable design provides flexibility for various sized projects.

ecoTECH’s waste-to-energy power stations combine technologies to effectively process and convert biomass and other feedstocks, under environmentally friendly conditions, into electricity. ecoTECH’s proprietary design uses multiple fuel stocks and produces higher mass-to-energy with almost zero harmful emissions to the environment.

For a typical 36MW Power Station: approximately 460 tons of biomass feedstock would be processed each day (during one eight hour shift) for 260 days per year, yielding 130,000 tons of fuel annually – enough electricity to provide 36 megawatts per hour, 24 hours per day, for 365 days per year (approximately 315 gigawatts per year). This is enough electricity to power 40,000 homes at average North American consumption rates.