Waste-to-Energy

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Waste-to-Energy for Mining and Industry

Mining and industrial operations often face the combined challenge of managing waste and securing reliable energy, particularly in remote locations. EnviroTech Africa facilitates modular Waste-to-Energy solutions that convert suitable non-recyclable industrial, commercial and operational waste into electricity, process steam or thermal energy.

Modular waste-to-energy facility serving mining

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EnviroTech Africa facilitates the integration of modular waste-to-energy solutions that convert suitable non-hazardous operational waste into electricity and thermal energy. Located close to the mine, the facility can reduce waste transportation and disposal requirements while supporting more resource-efficient operations.

Modular waste-to-energy process technology

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The modular process combines controlled waste combustion, heat recovery and emissions treatment within a compact facility. Its decentralised design makes waste-to-energy technology suitable for mines and industrial operations in locations where conventional waste-management and energy infrastructure may be limited.

Feedstock

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Suitable combustible waste can be sorted, processed and prepared as refuse-derived fuel for more consistent plant operation. Feedstock preparation removes unsuitable materials and controls the composition of the fuel before it enters the waste-to-energy process.

Segregated combustible industrial waste at a mine

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Mine-site segregation separates suitable materials such as non-recyclable packaging, cardboard, timber and textiles from recyclable, inert and hazardous waste. This improves feedstock control, supports material recovery and prevents unsuitable waste from entering the energy-recovery process.

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