landfill gas to energy

October 3, 2024

RNG Facility Design

Faisal Braish
Faisal Braish, PE, PMP, is a VP and Senior Project Advisor for the SCS Energy Division interviewed about the value of new use of SCS RMC technology for clients.

SCS provides a peek into our latest proven technology that heightens the quality of modeling and design of renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities. SCS RMC’s cutting-edge drone services, combined with LiDAR technology and data capture, integrate with SCS Energy’s RNG and biogas facility designs to improve plant performance and reduce costs. With less need to be physically onsite for long periods or manage human error – SCS Energy engineers benefit from having real-time, extraordinarily high-quality data and measurements at their fingertips without constant site visits. Designing new plants or adding systems and infrastructure to existing plants is faster and more efficient than ever.

SCS is recognized for its innovations driven by over 50 years of hands-on field experience and engineering sustainable solutions for our clients; we call it One SCS. By combining our expertise and resources, we’re bringing our collective vision to life and reinforcing our unified approach to delivering more value to our RNG facility clients.

 

 

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Posted by Diane Samuels at 4:14 pm

October 24, 2017

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) has awarded UNH the STARS Platinum rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements. STARS, the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System, measures and encourages sustainability in all aspects of higher education. The Platinum STAR is the highest possible rating and held by only a handful of higher education institutions in the world.

Some highlights of UNH’s sustainability achievements:

  • The main campus is powered 100 percent by renewable energy
  • 85 percent of campus energy comes from recycled landfill gas
  • Home to the first organic dairy research farm in the nation
  • Composts 25,000 pounds of dining hall food waste per month
  • Ranked second in North America for the study of ecology

“UNH committed to use renewable energy and move toward a sustainable energy economy early,” said Steve Hamilton, Sr. Vice President of SCS Engineers – Energy Division. “The decision to convert landfill gases to renewable energy kick-started a very successful program which is paying off for the University and in the surrounding community.”

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Posted by Diane Samuels at 6:00 am