Gussing Renewable Energy Asia

Gussing Renewable Energy Asia is rated 3 out of 5 in the category renewables & environment. Read and write reviews about Gussing Renewable Energy Asia. Gussing in Thailand The project in Thailand Began in 2010 with company formation and project assessment. The 250-million-baht project was a joint venture between GRE and Siam Cement Group (SCG), with research assistance from the Thailand Research Fund (TRF) and King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) has taken almost 8 years to complete. The carbon-neutral waste gasification plant in Nong Bua built by Gussing Renewable Energy (GRE) recently began supplying power to the area in November, turning agricultural and forest waste from the local community to energy that could power about 3,000 homes. The plant has an electrical output of one megawatt (MW) and a fuel capacity of 4MW, with overall efficiency of around 75%. Some of the energy from the plant will be used for a 315-square-metre cold storage facility for farmers’ crops The plant is technically carbon-neutral, as it accounts for the CO2 the biomass takes out of the atmosphere, which is then released after the final gas is burned as fuel. The system does not produce any waste water. The only byproduct is ash, which accounts for 2.5% of the mass put into the system, and can be reused as a soil conditioner in surrounding farms, or for cement. In the future, the plant is expected to produce hydrogen and liquid kerosene that can be used in aeroplanes. This is the first waste gasification plant built in Thailand. The Future he Nong Bua plant is essentially operating as a demonstration and test run for viability in other towns that wish to adopt the model. Based on the success of the project, GRE and SCG hope to open 1-5MW plants in small towns with populations of 10,000-50,000 throughout Thailand, for a total capacity of about 1,000MW.