BMH delivers a large-scale waste processing plant to Thailand
BMH The handling capacity of Tyrannosaurus processing plant is about 300,000 tons of waste per year.BHM Technology, part of Hollming Group, will deliver a Tyrannosaurus-waste processing plant to one of the biggest industry corporations in Thailand. The waste processing plant will produce fuel out of waste materials. The value of the contract is approximately 15 million Euros. The processing plant will be taken into use next year.
The investment will bring about significant savings in expenses involved in the use of fossil fuels. At the same time the amount of waste dumped in landfill sites, and social problems arising from excess waste will be reduced crucially. Also a notable amount of different raw materials and energy will be retrieved.
The share of renewable energy of fuel produced by Tyrannosaurus processing plant is up to 70 per cent. The fuel it produces can replace for instance the coal used in industrial coal dust burning and energy production.
The processing plant will also handle waste, which is dug up from old landfill sites. This operation is known as 'landfill mining', and it utilizes raw materials and energy retrieved from old landfill sites. This has so far been rare all over the world due to technical challenges. Landfill sites are however significant sources of raw materials and energy.
The handling capacity of Tyrannosaurus processing plant is about 300,000 tons of waste per year. The new plant will handle waste from Bangkok region.
BMH is in the process of delivering also other Tyrannosaurus waste processing plants in Europe, South America and Asia. The company has received a number of important orders in 2009.
BMH Technology Oy employs a total of 125 employees in Rauma, Finland and Enköping, Sweden.
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