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If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Read this first to find out about this website is about. Our aim is to provide those involved in the renewable energy, resource and waste management industries the best source of information about: “Landfill […]

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Outcomes of COP26 – Pledges and What the Methane Emissions Target Means for Landfill Gas Companies

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!There were at least 5 important outcomes of COP26. In this article, we provide a short summary of the pledges which were agreed at the COP26 summit last November in Glasgow in video and […]

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Landfill Gas Use and Origins

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Landfill gas use is the collection and treatment of methane or other gaseous substances from the decomposition of the waste in a landfill to create power, heat and energy. In addition to fossil fuels […]

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Landfill Gas Flares – Selection Installation And Maintenance

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Landfill gas flares are now destined to be installed in a lot more landfills globally after COP26. This article is intended to help the anticipated influx of industry newcomers with their Landfill Gas Flare […]

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Siloxane and Landfill Gas

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Siloxane and Landfill Gas: The elimination of VOCs and siloxanes is an important aspect of the LFG conditioning process for any vehicle fuel or pipeline injection project. Engines, turbines, and compressors can be damaged […]

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UK Landfill Gas Emissions – Stringent EA Controls Implemented

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!The waste management industry is required to control UK landfill gas emissions to a high standard. The Environment Agency (EA) ensures that all licensed (closed) or permitted landfill sites which contain landfill gas are […]

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Gases from Landfills

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!All landfills should use the gases from landfills. This is done by installing gas collection systems to avoid as far as is reasonable the emission of methane. Methane is a strong “greenhouse gas”. It […]

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Landfill Gas Migration Defined and Explained

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Landfill gas migration is defined as the process which occurs when the landfill gas generated within a landfill moves from the site of original waste deposition out of the landfilled waste, into the surrounding […]

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Landfill Gas Flares

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!In response to changing conditions on many aging landfill sites, Landfill Systems lead in the development and manufacture of modern, high performance, Low Calorie gas flares. Landfill Systems continues to provide electrical & mechanical […]

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Fugitive Emissions of Methane and Landfill Gas Explained

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!It is well known that fugitive emissions of methane and landfill gas occur when methane escapes from production facilities, wells, pipes, compressors and other equipment associated with coal mining or natural gas extraction, landfills, […]

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Landfill Gas Power Plants

If this website looks a bit strange today, please be patient. We are carrying out a major upgrade. Come back again soon!Landfill Gas Power Plants should be installed at all landfills, where the landfill gas (LFG) extraction rate is large enough to sustain a steady flow for long periods (multiple years). A typical Landfill Gas Power Plant for […]

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