Landfill Gas to Energy Projects

Cleveland Brothers in PA has completed many projects in which landfill gas has been recycled into power to use as a renewable energy resource. Landfill gas is made up of about 50% methane, which is the main component of natural gas, about 50% carbon dioxide, and a small percentage of non-methane organic compounds. This gas is created when organic waste in a municipal solid waste landfill decomposes. Rather than letting the landfill gas escape into the air, it can be captured, then converted and used as an energy source. Doing this helps to reduce odors and other risks that have been associated with landfill gas emissions. It also helps to prevent methane from getting into the atmosphere and affecting global climate change, along with local problems such as smog.

The conversion of landfill gas to energy reduces the need for non-renewable energy resources like coal and oil and helps reduce emissions of air pollutants that contribute to local smog and acid rain. Landfill gas projects are also important in helping to reduce global climate change because they help reduce methane emissions, and methane is a greenhouse gas that is more potent even than carbon dioxide.

Some of the landfill gas projects we have completed:

2008

Iredell County Landfill, NC – (2) G3520C's at 1600 kW each

2007

Cumberland Co. Improvement Authority, NJ – (3) G3520C's at 1600 kW each

Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority, PA – (2) G3520C's at 1600 kW each

2006

Lanchester Landfill, PA – (1) G3520C at 1600 kW

2005

Frey Farms Landfill, PA – (2) G3520C's at 1600 kW each

2004

Pennsauken Landfill, NJ – (3) G3516's at 925 kW each

2002

Northern Tier Solid Waste, PA – (1) G3516 at 815 kW

1995

Modern Landfill, PA – (3) 3616's at 3000 kW each

Lake Erie, PA – (3) G 3616's at 3000 kW each

1994

Keystone Recovery, PA – (7) G3516's at 800 kW each

1993

Lycoming Landfill, PA – (2) G3516's at 550 kW each

1982

East Pennsboro Landfill, PA – (2) G3304's at 100 kW each

Available Services

• Engineering
• Emissions Consultation
• Landfill Gas Recycling
• Accessory Equipment
  • Enclosures
  • Fuel Tanks
  • Exhaust Components
• Packaging
• Installation
• Commissioning
• Preventative Maintenance

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