1 2014 MKO General Presentation Omrin.pptx

Omrin: For all waste in the
northern Netherlands
Omrin
Afvalsturing Friesland NV (Ltd)
Fryslân Miljeu NV (Ltd)
•  waste processing
•  waste collection & public cleansing
•  shareholders: 25 Frisian municipalities
•  shareholders: 16 Frisian municipalities
•  waste to energy
•  173.000 households
•  190.000 tpy
•  residual (household) waste from 34
municipalities
•  5.000 companies
•  11 civic amenity sites and 7 second
hand shops
•  Omrin is trade name
•  420 employees, 200+ volunteers
Omrin Group
Collection and public
cleansing:
173.000 households
16 Frisian municipalities
11 civic amenity sites
7 recycle stores
Waste processing:
190.000 t. msw/year
MSW from 36
municipalties
Turnover € 110 million Waste to energy:
Digestion: biogas
REC: steam
Frisian municipalities
Omrin at a glance
Vision
‘Omrin: leading in waste collection, reclaiming raw materials
from waste and production of sustainable energy’
Mission
‘Closing the waste cycle’
•  Focus on sustainability and service at low cost
•  Active in all parts of the waste cycle
•  Primarily working for shareholders
•  Cradle to Cradle and Waste to Energy
Processing concept Omrin
•  Waste reduction
–  prevention, education
–  2nd hand shops
•  Separation at source
–  organic waste, paper, glass, textiles
–  civic amenity sites
•  Post separation: MRF
–  a.o. metals, plastics
–  OFMSW: biogas
•  Incineration with high energy return
–  REC Harlingen
Source separation
Organic waste
Paper and cardboard
Household hazardous waste
Glass (brown, green, white)
Textiles
Construction and demolition
waste
•  Bulky (garden)waste
•  E-waste
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- civic amenity site
Residual waste (240 l. grey bin): Post separation in MRF
Plastics in Friesland: also separated in MRF!
Composition MSW/residual waste
Rubble 1,4%
Non reusable residue
10,9%
Organic waste 34,5%
Plastics 15,2%
Tetra packs 4,1%
Metals 4,1%
Paper (reusable) 9,4%
Diapers etc.6,8%
Glass 3,3%
Construction
and demolition
waste 4,5%
WEEE 1,5%
Textiles/
shoes 4,2%
Material Recycling Facility (SBI)
•  Capacity:
190.000 tons/y
•  Biogas:
17 million Nm³/y
•  In operation:
Non-stop
•  Employees:
36 (5 shifts)
•  Cost:
SU € 10 mio, WU € 7 mio
DU € 8 mio, CHP € 3,5 mio
•  Main parts:
Separation unit, Washing unit
Digestion unit, CHP
Aerial overview MRF (SBI)
4 3 2 1 5 1 = waste storage
2 = separation unit
3 = washing unit
4 = digestion unit
5 = combined heat/power plant (CHP)
Washing unit
Digestion unit
NIR-separator
14 Water purification De Wierde
Surplussludge
Digestion
Digestion
Buffer
Landfill
Denitrifica
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Nitrification
B.O.D. dosage
Sewage Purification
Plant
(via pressure pipe)
Effluent
Run off from site
MBR
Advantages MRF for plastics
•  Far easier for households
–  No trouble
–  No extra room needed
–  No bad odours
–  No problems with collection
•  Saves CO2
–  No extra collection rounds
•  More plastics reclaimed
•  Cost effective
•  Same quality as with source separation
Results MRF plastics
kgs plastics per household
45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 1st half
2010
2nd half
2010
1st quarter from June
2011
2011
2012
2013
Waste processing concept SBI-REKAS-REC
Separation
MSW
Incinerable
Digestible
SBI
Organic flows
-  External OWF
-  Alternatives
Fuel
-  Waste
-  Alternatives
Metals
Plastics
Digestate (fine)
Digestion
(coarse)
Digestate
REC
Inert flows
Biogas &
electricity
Residue:
bottom ash
fly ash
Electricity and
steam
Birdeye REC
19 REC: facts & figures
REC is supplementary to current MRF, steam goes to salt factory
SBI > REKAS > REC = sustainable and integral concept for waste processing
Capacity
: 280.000 tons household & commercial waste
Employees
: 37 direct
Cost
: € 150 mio
Electricity
: 16 MW (ca. 40.000 households)
Steam
: 126 tons p/h (88 bar en max. 80 MW)
Saves
: 75 mio. Nm3 natural gas p/y & 140.000 tons CO2 p/y
Aim
: sustainable processing, reduction of
processing rate
REC: facts and figures (2)
Start construction:
Ready:
Building:
Realised by:
19 March 2009
31 May 2011
186 x 65 x 44 meter (l x w x h)
1.147 piles
1.600.000 kg reinforcing bars
1.451.000 kg construction steel
21.500 m3 concrete
Building team REC
AE&E Lentjes GmbH
LAB Lyon SA
Siemens Nederland
VOF Jorritsma Bouw-Cofely Noord
Birdeye REC open
22 REC: platform & bunker
REC: combustion chamber & boiler
REC: flue gas cleaning
CO2 Benchmark Dutch Incineration plants
Vermeden CO2 vergisting en recycling plastic
Vermeden CO2 elektriciteitopwekking
Vermeden CO2 warmtelevering
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Omrin: sustainability
•  Higher results source separation (paper/cardboard)
•  MRF: separation of MSW
•  Producing biogas from OFMSW
•  Vehicles drive on green gas from OFMSW
•  Waste-to-energy: REC – incineration of non reusable waste
•  Positive contribution CO2–reduction
•  Sustainable (operational) management
•  Solar energy on civic amenity sites