Renewable gas key to net zero: Eneraque – Australia
Posted on September 21, 2023 by DrRossH in Plastic RecyclingThere’s an untapped bounty of renewable gas that has the potential to help Australia reach its decarbonisation targets while managing waste.
Source: Renewable gas key to net zero: Eneraque – Waste Management Review
There’s an untapped bounty of renewable gas that has the potential to help Australia reach its decarbonisation targets, while offering a practical – and lucrative – way to manage waste.
Existing landfills and wastewater treatment plants across the Asia-Pacific region are already producing biogas – a fuel source that can be used to provide heat and power to sites, or be upgraded to renewable natural gas (RNG) and injected back into the gas network.
It’s that fuel source that Jeremy Pringle, Director of Eneraque Renewables, wants to unlock to improve waste management and drive down emissions as Australia aims for net zero targets by 2050.
Making all plastics landfill-biodegradable would not only help eliminate plastic waste from lasting 100’s of years, but allow its embodies energy to be captured and reused.
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