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ENEXT participated successful in the IFEST Trade Fair in Gent (Belgium)

ENEXT — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 13:52:32 +0000

ENEXT particpated successful in the IFEST (Innovations for Energy and Sustainable Technologies) trade fair for professionals, organized in Flanders Expo in Gent, from 14 until 16 February 2012.
There was a great interest in the ENEXT Technology as a promising Solid Waste Management solution.
Minister Joke Schauvliege from the Environment, Nature and Energy Department of the Flemish Government and Secretary General J.P. Heirman came to visit the ENEXT booth together with a large group of VIP persons during the opening session of IFEST on Tuesday 14 February 2012.
A lot of attention was given to the ENEXT Technology in the media by the TV station KanaalZ and others and the written press.
An interview with ENEXT’s CEO, T.Goossens, was broadcasted on the business TV Channel KanaalZ on 14 February 2012. ENEXT’s CEO, T.Goossens, explained the ENEXT Waste Managemetn Technology and its benfits.
Full interview on http://kanaalz.knack.be/z-nieuws-items-milieutechnologie-de-etalage-1

Power is essential for India’s long-term growth. But electricity is unlikely to flow fast enough

admin — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:34:10 +0000

The Economist writes about the growing demand of coal fired electricity:

“As more Indians enjoy the trappings of middle-class life and the country industrialises, demand for coal-fired electricity will continue to rise smartly, roughly in line with economic growth.” And further on: “There is also a risk that India cannot deliver the long-term increase in electricity generation that its economy needs to fulfil its potential.”
Read the full article and discover the power solutions of ENEXT-Energy on this website.

ENEXT offers ‘waste to energy’ technology to the Philippines

ENEXT — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 10:56:43 +0000

On Tuesday 10 January, ENEXT introduced its green coal technology during a presentation in Shagri La Hotel in Manila. The ENEXT green coal technology, a renewable alternative to fossil coal, provides a solution to the solid waste management problem in the Philippines.

During the presentation were present from the Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium: His Excellency Christian Meerschman, Belgian Ambassador in the Phlippines, Mr.Jozef Naudts, First Secretary. The Philippine Energy Undersecretary Jose Layug, from the Department of Energy of the Republic of the Philippines and Emelita Aguinaldo, the Executive Director of the National Solid Waste Management Commission-Secretariat, expressed the importance of renewable energy projects for the Philippines.

The audience consisted of more than 70 attendees, coming from several Departments (DTI, DOST, DOE, DENR), the Board of Investors (BOI), Local Governmental Units (LGU’s), National Solid Waste Management Commission, landfill owners, waste haulers, financers and more.

ENEXT seminar in Manila

ENEXT presentation in Manila (Philippines) on TV News from ENEXT-Energy on Vimeo.

ENEXT converts domestic waste into a renewable energy source

admin — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 11:59:52 +0000

How?

ENEXT produces green coal out of domestic waste: ENEXT COAL, ENEXT FUEL and ENEXT BIOMASS.

The main ENEXT technology is the ENEXT COAL technology which is the only technology in the world that can produce high caloric pellets from domestic solid waste. The ENEXT COAL high caloric pellets are Coal Comparable Fuel and can be fired in conventional power plants.

This makes ENEXT COAL® a sustainable alternative to landfills and waste dumping, incineration, gasification and biological processing.

Will the Philippines solve the solid waste problem with Enext technology?

admin — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 14:05:26 +0000

Environmental issues have taken the forefront in development priorities in the Philippines. The Renewable Energy Act, the Ecological Solid waste Management Act and the Clean Air Act, are among the national policies that put care for the environment in the Philippines.
The Renewable Energy Act encourages and provides incentives for the use of renewable energy in the generation of power. Coal fired power plants, remain to be the major source of electricity in the Philippines and more coal fired power plants are being established in the country.

Enext Environmental Protection and Renewable Energy, bvba markets a technology that converts municipal solid waste to grindable high caloric pellets. The pellets (Enext Coal) are a substitute to fossil coal that can be used by conventional coal fired power plants and other industrial applications.

ENEXT provides a solution to the Philippine waste management problem and makes solid waste a source of renewable energy. The technology also provides a promising source of revenues.

ENEXT Environmental Protection and Renewable Energy enjoys support of The Energy Box

admin — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 14:04:27 +0000

Since April 2011, ENEXT Environmental Protection and Renewable Energy joined The Energy Box (TEB) with the ENEXT Coal process technology. With its unique technology for converting domestic waste into energy through the ENEXT Coal product, ENEXT fulfils all criteria of a mature green coal technology, ready to be sold on the market.

Thanks to ENEXT’s membership of TEB, its technology is recognised and accepted in Belgium as a promising technology for renewable energy, starting from waste as point of departure.

The Energy Box (TEB) is the well-known Flemish demonstrator and promoter in Belgium of new technologies for renewable and environmental friendly energies. The Energy Box is located at the Greenbridge science park of the University of Ghent, in the outer port of Ostend, Belgium.

The operation of the box is funded by the European Regional Development Fund, the Flemish government and the province of West-Flanders.

See promotion animation movie “Enext in The Energy Box” hereafter: