Distributed waste technology outperforming 
conventional centralised technology by a mile

Boson Energy's Advanced Thermal Treatment (ATT) technology outperforms conventional alternatives on all key performance indicators. 

  • Reduction of waste volume

  • Reducing transportation and congestion

  • Emissions and cost of air pollution control

  • Cost of residues handling and residue use

  • Recovery and use of thermal energy and power,

  • No-nuisance acceptance in local communities

  • Footprint and location of sites in urban and residential contexts

Technology Characteristics

Boson's ATT is a one-step continous process combining three well proven core technologies (Pyrolysis, Gasification and Plasma treatment). These technologies can applied in combination or separately, depending on waste stream

​

The technology combination has demonstrated performance for various wastes; including MSW/RDF, Commercial & Industrial, Non-hazardous/Hazardous Medical waste

 

Performance has been verified by several third parties and authorities – including environmental permits granted in two countries

​

With a footprint of 80x80 metres and approved for installation in urban areas, the technology offers unique flexibility and fast rollout 

 

​
What do you mean 'full stop'? There must be something coming out of it?

The slag coming out of the ATT process is a glassy (or vitrified) material that has been tested and proven benign (no leaking or leaching) by third parties and approved by environmental authorities for use as filling material in construction of roads and other infrastructure.

 

At 5% percent of the initial volume plus it's benign nature, it very significantly reduces transportation volumes and requirements - compared to bottom ash and hazardous fly-ash. 

​

Due to the nature of the gasification, the capital expenditure and complexity of air pollution control is much lower, and ATT reaches 'below-level-of-detection' on critical compounds in flue gases.

 

​