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PDD Title |
Project Description |
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The proposed project will collect and utilize the landfill gas generated at the closed Alton landfill site. The project activity includes two distinctive stages. In the first stage, the methane will only be captured and destroyed through flaring. The second stage is that the captured methane will be fed to the landfill gas (LFG) flare and modular electricity generation plant. The generators will combust the methane to produce electricity for export to a local purchaser. Excess LFG and all gas collected during periods when electricity is not produced will be flared. The maximum installed capacity is expected to be approximately 0.4MW. |
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Status |
Location |
Period |
Not registered |
Richards Bay; uMhlathuze |
22 May 2008 – 21 June 2008 |
Send comments to DNA |
Ndiafhi.tuwani@dme.gov.za or lufunoleonard.mukwevho@dme.gov.za
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| PDD Title | Project Description | |
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Metropolitan Municipality Landfill Gas
Recovery Project [PDF, 223 kb] |
The projects entails the extraction of landfill gas at all landfill sites in Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality ( Simmer and Jack; Weltevreden; Rietfontein; and Rooikraal). It comprises of two phases, first phase: collection and flaring of methane and second phase: electricity generation from the recovered methane gas from the landfill sites. | |
| Status | Location | Period |
| Not registered | Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality in Gauteng | 01 April to 01 May 2008 |
| Send comments to DNA | Lufuno.Mukwevho@dme.gov.za or ndiafhi.tuwani@dme.gov.za | |
| PDD Title | Project Description | |
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Durban landfill gas to electricity
project – Bisasar Road Landfill [PDF, 1.59 mb] |
The projects consists in an enhanced collection of landfill gas at the Bisasar Road landfill site of the Municipality of Durban and the use of the recovered gas to produce electricity. | |
| Status | Location | Period |
| Not registered | Municipality of eThekwini, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal |
12 November to 12 December 2007 |
| Send comments to DNA | Victoria.kekana@dme.gov.za or ndiafhi.tuwani@dme.gov.za | |
| PDD Title | Project Description | |
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Humphries Boerdery
(Edms) Bpk, piggery methane capture and electrical generation [PDF, 195 kb] |
The project proposes the reduction of methane (CH4) emissions produced from the waste products from the pigs through the construction of a new covered in-ground anaerobic reactor that will utilize the organic material currently treated in the wastewater ponds. CH4 is formed as a by-product of organic material degraded in the primary treatment lagoons. | |
| Status | Location | Period |
| Not registered | Bela-Bela (Warmbaths), Limpopo Province |
28 September - 29 October 2007 |
| Send comments to DNA | leluma.matooane@dme.gov.za | |
| PDD Title | Project Description | |
| Kanhym
Farm Manure to Energy Project [PDF, 1.42 mb] |
The project entails energy generation from methane emanating from piggery farm manure. It comprises three stages from collection of piggery waste by integrated sewer system into an anaerobic container, to collection and flaring and/or converting of methane into electricity that would be utilized within the farm. | |
| Status | Location | Period |
| Not registered | Middelburg, Mpumalanga | 31
July to 31 August 2007 |
| Send comments to DNA | leluma.matooane@dme.gov.za | |
| PDD Title | Project Description | |
| The
project entails catalytic reduction of N2O emissions with a secondary catalyst
inside the ammonia reactor of the No. 11 nitric acid plant at African
Explosives Ltd (“AEL”), Modderfontein, South Africa [PDF, 985 kb] |
The project entails catalytic reduction of N2O emissions with a secondary catalyst inside the ammonia reactor of the No. 11 nitric acid plant at African Explosives Ltd (“AEL”), Modderfontein, South Africa | |
| Status | Location | Period |
| Not registered | Modderfontein, Gauteng Province | 11 May - 11 June 2007 |
| Send comments to DNA | leluma.matooane@dme.gov.za | |
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