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CIWMB Conference October 17, 2007

CIWMB Conference October 17, 2007. “Distributed Urban Biomass Power Production”. What Does That Mean?. Use wood waste where it is generated As FUEL for power production In the area the power is used. What do we mean when we say wood waste?. Wood pallets & manufacturing wood waste

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CIWMB Conference October 17, 2007

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  1. CIWMB ConferenceOctober 17, 2007

  2. “Distributed Urban BiomassPower Production”

  3. What Does That Mean? Use wood waste where it is generated As FUEL for power production In the area the power is used

  4. What do we mean when we say wood waste? • Wood pallets & manufacturing wood waste • Tree trimmings • Wood from C&D waste • Limited yard waste

  5. What about “Highest & Best Use” With Oil heading towards $100/barrell… What is the best use of wood waste? Gov. Schwarzenegger's Executive order 0606 20% Biomass Power $87+today

  6. What will happen with compost? Due to California’s progressive mandate of 50% diversion and a goal to become Zero waste, there is MORE than enough waste available to be used for both purposes.

  7. What are we doing to make sure that our process and projects are environmentally friendly? • BACT • Less NOx and CO2 than Natural Gas power generation • No SOx • No methane production • Dry Cooling Towers

  8. Why not use all trash? By separating out wood waste, we produce a greater amount of power with a smaller volume of waste. This leads to higher efficiency, a lower emission profile, and allows other waste sources to be recycled for their best use.

  9. What does it look like and how will it fit into our community?

  10. THEN

  11. Stack Doors for Tube Access Cyclone / Emissions Control Device Heat Exchanger Tube Configuration Extended Combustion Zone Primary Combustion Zone Secondary Combustion Fan Airlock Primary Combustion Fan Ash Bin Tertiary Combustion Fan Fuel Feed Auger ID Fan Thermal Combustion Process Flow Clean gases exit the system through the stack. Gases then enter the Heat Exchanger for thermal recovery. Gases then enter high efficiency Cyclone/Emissions Control Device to eliminate unwanted particulates and fly-ash. All the while, the ID Fan maintains negative pressure throughout the system. Combustion gases dwell in Extended Zone for 1-2 seconds for complete combustion of biomass fuels. Combustion begins in Primary Combustion Chamber through use of Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Air.

  12. San Diego Project • Bull Moose Energy of San Diego, LLC was formed to develop a 23 MW renewable energy power plant • 20 year power purchase agreement (PPA) with SDG&E • The Project will be a 24/7 baseload facility • 20 acre site in Otay Mesa portion of the City of San Diego • Fueled by 400-500 tons per day of green waste. • Fuel supply negotiations in progress • FUNDED WITH PRIVATE CAPITAL

  13. Pollution is nothing but the resources we are not harvesting. We allow them to disperse because we've been ignorant of their value. - R Buckminster Fuller

  14. BMEBull Moose Energy, LLCA Woman Business Enterprise

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