This webinar provides a practical, business-focused assessment of the operational viability and financial bankability of Small Waste Incineration Plants (SWIP, under 3 tonnes per hour) under the upcoming UK Emissions Trading Scheme.
The session will explore technical solutions for challenging, high-ash alternative fuels such as RDF and SRF, including Bianna technology and Turboden’s high-efficiency Organic Rankine Cycle turbines. It will also examine two commercial approaches: traditional project finance and the Bianna Rental Service model, which removes the need for upfront capital through a fixed monthly fee covering operation and maintenance.
Using a 15-year case study, the speakers will consider CAPEX pressures, carbon tax uncertainty, gate fee scenarios and the potential revenue benefits of behind-the-meter power consumption.
Currently, Alessandro oversees the Waste-to-Energy (WtE) applications at Turboden. Together with his team, he is responsible for the development, design, and construction of decentralized small-to-medium WTE plants on a global scale. He actively advocates for integrating EfW solutions into urban environments, aiming to minimize waste transportation and maximize benefits for local communities through efficient waste utilization.
At Bianna, Alex focuses on sales and technical advisory in the waste management sector, advocating for a transition toward clean energy and a circular economy.
