US EditionKhmelnytskyi plans to build a 10 MW waste-fired CHP plant.
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Khmelnytskyi plans to build a 10 MW waste-fired CHP plant.
Deputy Mayor Vasyl Novachok reported that the city aims to develop a thermal power plant that will operate on RDF fuel composed from waste. Preliminary estimates suggest the future CHP will produce two MW of electricity and eight MW of thermal energy. This will help the city save over seven million cubic meters of natural gas annually. The project’s total cost is estimated at €35.78M, with a payback period of 15.6 years. The official indicated t…
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