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Genwat Services Limited. Waste to electricity.

Genwat identifies opportunities to acquire brownfield commercial or industrial land to build and operate small scale, environmentally friendly plants that turn waste to energy. These Micro Renewable Energy Power Plants are modular in design and use residential and/or commercial waste, which is destined for landfill and cannot be economically recycled or composted, as fuel to burn and heat water to create steam which is used to drive a turbine to generate electricity.

The concept was born from the creation of a proven technology used extensively in Nordic countries which has now been applied to a new market demand enabling the combustion of waste to take place using Advanced Thermal Treatment and ensures outstanding environmental performance. This allows the Plants to be situated close to waste producers and homes and businesses seeking affordable green electricity and hot water. The Plants qualify as renewable energy sources and for Renewable Obligation Certificates because of the renewable energy credentials.

Genwat's mission is to partner with communities who want to help the environment by reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill and produce environmentally friendly energy. Genwat encourage increasing the levels of recycling so that as much waste as possible can be reused.

Genwat is actively seeking more sites to build Plants on and welcomes enquiries from land owners, agents or Joint Venture partners.

Genwat News

Positive News
SKY TV and The Times Newspaper
Sunday Times Energy From Waste
Sarah Butler of the Sunday Times has released an article discussing the generation of green energy from rubbish.
Financial Times Article
Today's FT features Genwat (page 18)

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Greenpeace Recyle Now
Department of Energy and Climate Change Department for Business Enterprise & Regulatory Reform Future Source Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs

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