The companys business has been developed in alignment with sustainable waste management and clean energy production principles. By applying advanced technology in waste sorting, processing, and RDF production, the company helps reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills, minimize pollution, and lower carbon dioxide emissions.
Waste to energy
Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF3) Production Business
Production of Type 3 Refuse Derived Fuel (Fluff RDF), which can be used as an alternative energy source to replace fossil fuels.
Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF2) Trading Business
EGD operates a business purchasing Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) Type 2 (Coarse RDF), which consists of municipal solid waste that has been roughly shredded or chopped. The primary purpose is to use it in EGDs RDF production, as well as to sell it to waste-to-energy power plant operators in quantities specified by the purchasing companies.
Alternative Energy
The Path to Coal
- Land Disturbance: Excavation of topsoil in residential and forest areas.
- Blasting and Drilling: These processes generate dust and vibrations, which can lead to health issues such as silicosis and contamination of nearby water sources with heavy metals.
- GHG Emissions: The operation of machinery in coal production releases greenhouse gases.
The Making of RDF
- In Bangkok, approximately 13,000 tons of waste are generated daily.
- About 3040% of this waste can be converted into Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF), totaling roughly 3,9005,200 tons, depending on the composition of waste in each area.
- This process can reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from landfill operations by approximately 1,200,000 tCOe.
Capacity of Refuse Derived Fuel
With 800 tons of RDF, it is possible to generate approximately 641,546 kWh of electricity, which is equivalent to using 204 tons of bituminous coal per day.
An energy output of 640,000 kWh can supply electricity to approximately 48,00080,000 households per day, depending on each household's electricity consumption.
Reducing coal usage at this level can cut carbon dioxide emissions from coal production processes by approximately 24,200 kilograms of CO equivalent per day.
Refuse Derived Fuel: RDF
Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF) is a type of fuel produced from waste that has been sorted and processed for use as an alternative energy source. RDF typically consists of non-recyclable waste such as plastic scraps, paper scraps, wood waste, or residual materials from other production processes. The waste undergoes processes such as sorting, shredding, and drying to produce fuel with properties suitable for efficient combustion.
RDF is used in various industries, including power plants, cement factories, and facilities utilizing steam boilers. It serves as an alternative to fossil fuels such as coal or oil, helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and decreasing the amount of waste that would otherwise be sent to landfills.
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With production capacity that can consistently and efficiently meet the needs of both large and small customers, the company has built strong relationships across all client segments.
The company aims to become a leader in waste-derived fuel, serving both as a fuel provider to customers and as a key contributor to ensuring that waste in the country is managed and utilized appropriately.
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