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Kanadevia Inova has been contracted by\u00a0Covanta<\/a>\u00a0to deliver the complete electro-mechanical portion in the value of over 200mEUR for the\u00a0Waste to Energy facility in Poolbeg, Dublin<\/a>. The facility, which will treat up to 600\u2019000 t\/a, consists of two treatment lines, each with a thermal capacity of 102.5 MW. With a gross power production of 68.8 MW, the facility will provide enough energy to power over 80\u2019000 homes. In addition, all preparations are being taken to provide district heating as well with a capacity to heat upwards of 50\u2019000 homes.<\/p>\n Clean, green, and sustainable in combination with top-efficiency Public Private Partnership helps to achieve Regional Waste Management Plan Kanadevia Inova track record of turnkey delivery helps to achieve successful closing Kanadevia Inova CEO Franz-Josef Mengede was also delighted:\u00a0\u201cThe Covanta team did challenge our technical team due to their vast operational experience but at the same time have been very open to Kanadevia Inova’s know-how. This flexibility has led to best possible outcome. We do look forward to carry on this team approach into the execution phase together with Covanta.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>The Dublin facility will be another benchmark in the WtE market. Due to its advantageous location in the port of Dublin, water-cooled condensers will support the achievement of a net efficiency of greater than 30%. The facility is waste water free and the majority of process water supply will come from rain water and the neighboring waste water treatment plant. On top of that, design of the facility allows operation well below WID emissions standards. This is achieved by the\u00a0Kanadevia Inova SNCR system Dynor\u00ae,\u00a0a lime based\u00a0Kanadevia Inova semi-dry system, and a wet scrubber. A further flue gas heat exchanger is also a booster to efficiency by re-heating condensate.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>The Dublin project is a Public Private Partnership (PPP) between\u00a0Dublin City Council\u00a0(acting on ehalf of the four Dublin Local Authorities) and\u00a0Covanta\u00a0to provide a thermal treatment plant to reat municipal waste that cannot be reused or recycled. It is part of the Dublin Regional Waste management Plan, which offers the best environmental solution to reduce waste, maximise recycling, minimise landfill, and generate energy from residual waste.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>The project received planning approval from\u00a0An Bord Plean\u00e1la\u00a0in November 2007; it was granted a waste license by the Environmental Protection Agency in December 2008, and received authorisations from the Commission for Energy Regulation in September 2009. Final outstanding approvals have been achieved in summer 2014. After consideration of various procurement options, Covanta took Kanadevia Inova with its proven turnkey delivery track record onboard.
\nMatthew Mulcahy, Covanta Senior Vice President and Head of Corporate Development stated,\u00a0\u201cThis is our first experience working with Kanadevia Inova and we have been extremely pleased with their level of commitment and exceptional industry expertise as we undertake this large construction project. Through this successful partnership, Covanta looks forward to providing the Dublin region with a long-term sustainable and environmentally superior waste management solution.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
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