Doosan Lentjes supplied a complete boiler system consisting of two incineration lines applying a proven reciprocating grate that is capable of processing about 220,000 tonnes of household waste per year while producing electrical power and district heat; significantly contributing to reducing the negative climate impact of greenhouse gas emission from landfills.
Commenting on the project, Gerhard Lohe, Director of the Waste-to-Energy product line at Doosan Lentjes, said: “This current waste-to-energy project marks an important milestone in both the establishment of an all-encompassing waste management infrastructure in Poland and the governmental aspiration to ensure a sustainable thermal treatment of all municipal solid waste. With both the targeted delivery of our products and processes as well as the close cooperation with the EPC contractor and the final customer we have proven our efforts to make a positive contribution to this development – now and in future.”
Doosan Lentjes is a specialist in the delivery of proven and reliable waste-to-energy technology, converting millions of tonnes of waste into valuable energy every year. This helps customers all over the world reduce their waste volumes and simultaneously provide a sustainable energy source.
Krakow waste-to-energy plant successfully starts operation
