Landfill: ‘new pyrolysis system for waste treatment, would heat non-recyclable and household waste material rather than burning it’
A British bioenergy and carbon capture firm plans to enter the Irish market next year following a recent £18 million funding raise led by Elkstone, the Irish venture capital firm. Standard Gas, a London headquartered company, has developed a new pyrolysis system for waste treatment, which heats non-recyclable and household waste material rather than burning it.
The process is carbon negative as it reduces methane emissions and pollution from incinerating waste, while leaving behind a...
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