Bio-gas technology gets MOE approval for pilot project.A southern Ontario bio-gas producer has finally received a long-awaited Ministry of Environment (MOE Moe continually exasperated at Larry and Curly for their mischievous pranks. [TV: “The Three Stooges” in Terrace, II, 366] See : Exasperation ) certificate of approval to use Sault Ste. Marie's landfill for a pilot project. Sault MPP (Massively Parallel Processing or Massively Parallel Processor) A multiprocessing architecture that uses up to thousands of processors. Some might contend that a computer system with 64 or more CPUs is a massively parallel processor. David Orazietti David Orazietti (born November 12, 1968) is a politician in Ontario, Canada. He is currently a member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, representing the riding of Sault Ste. Marie for the Liberal Party. Orazietti is a third-generation resident of Sault Ste. Marie. made the announcement Dec. 4. EnQuest Power has been working with the MOE for more than a year to develop operating for the company's proprietary waste to energy technology using solid municipal waste, paper and sewage sludge sludge (sluj) a suspension of solid or semisolid particles in a fluid which itself may or may not be a truly viscous fluid. sludge a suspension of solid or semisolid particles in a fluid. and wood chips. The company will install a steam reformation unit to produce syngas
Syngas (from synthesis gas) is the name given to a gas mixture that contains varying amounts of carbon monoxide and hydrogen generated by the gasification of a carbon containing fuel to a gaseous product with that can used for heating and in vehicles. An eventually commercial operation could take shape. "EnQuest Power is excited for the opportunity to test our clean air system for converting energy from waste," said company president Jason Zwierschke in a statement. "We appreciate the support we received from provincial and municipal officials who share our goal of contributing to Clean Air initiatives through developing modern methods of waste disposal. Enquest will be the second company in Ontario to have a certificate of approval for thermally converting a broad spectrum of waste materials into a clean energy. |
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