The new, organic waste to energy, bio-power plant will utilize SAIP’s plasma gasification technology and process to convert biomass from municipal, agricultural and other organic wastes into renewable bio-synthetic gas—without incineration or combustion.
NDPL will use some of this bio-syngas from the facility at its upcoming 108MW electric generation plant at Rithala to deliver clean, baseload power and propel New Delhi as a model in the drive towards a greener India.
The waste-to-energy plant is expected to produce bio-syngas with zero net carbon emissions, no SVOCs or SOx, tar, fly ash, flue gas and virtually no pollutants, as compared to the legacy sources of fuel that have historically driven traditional power plants.
SAIP CEO Rajeev Sharma said that the company is excited with this development and its partnership with NDPL as this represents a milestone not only for Delhi but also for India as it pursues greater energy production from clean, renewable sources to sustain its rapid economic growth.
“This agreement validates our steadfast efforts to bring clean and efficient power to Indian cities and villages with our leading edge plasma gasification based solutions,” Sharma said.
