The market for transforming waste - to - energy is driven in a majority by two demands:

to eliminate garbage and to generate energy.

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Unlike the United States or Canada, most countries do not have vast reserves of coal, natural gas and oil to power traditional electric power generating plants. Many countries must import fuel (typically coal or oil) to produce electricity with high electric rates. At the same time, growing populations are generating more and more garbage, causing increased health problems and the high cost of garbage collection, transportation, and landfill management.

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Within the last few years, most countries across the globe have devised structures to implement waste-to-energy projects, typically either public-private cooperatives or concessions to private companies.

One challenge to implementing WTE has been the high capital cost of proposed systems. The value of the energy produced simply has not enabled a payback on the capital required. Thus, governments have been required to subsidize the systems. Unlike other proposed methods, the WCNW, Inc System’s significantly lower capital cost enables a sufficient coverage ratio for the payment of loans related to the initial construction of the facilities.

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Bottom line, waste ends up sold for little value or in landfills, damaging the environment.  Installing a bioHearth® system immediately interrupts this cycle, profits waste and produces clean energy onsite. The payoff for the system is two-fold: you will earn a profit and help the environment.