Eco Factor: Incinerator line converts local waste into energy and heat.
new roskilde incineration line to power 60000 home
A contemporary cathedral in Roskilde will soon be housing an incinerator that should start generating enough waste-generated energy for benefitting denizens around it. Designed by the Dutch Architect Erick van Egeraat, the New Roskilde Incinerator Line will help the Danish waste to energy supplier KARA/Noveren to process and convert around 260,000 to 350,000 ton of human waste per year into electricity for powering 60,000 households a year.
new roskilde incineration line to power 60000 home
With their proposed completion by 2013, each of the six incinerator lines will feature an umber-colored, twin-layered aluminum facade. While the inner layer takes care of the daylight entry and air circulation, it lends the outer layer with flexibility. The proposed construction will include a reception hall, waste bunker and a control room.
new roskilde incineration line to power 60000 home
Via: Bustler
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