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AFRY awarded engineering contract for major carbon-capture project in the U.K.

This article was originally posted on Chemical Engineering Online.
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AFRY AB has been awarded an engineering assignment by greentech firm Kanadevia Inova for what’s described as the U.K.’s first full-scale carbon-capture facility in the waste-to-energy sector. The project is being developed by Encyclis, a major U.K. energy-from-waste operator, in partnership with Kanadevia Inova, marking a key step toward decarbonizing municipal waste power generation.

What do you think is the biggest hurdle to scaling carbon capture at U.K. waste-to-energy plants—technology maturity, CO2 transport and storage infrastructure, permitting, or financing?

AFRY AB (Stockholm, Sweden) has been awarded an engineering assignment by Kanadevia Inova in connection with the development of the U.K.’s first full-scale carbon capture facility in the waste-to-energy sector. The project is being developed by Encyclis, a leading owner and operator of energy-from-waste facilities in the U.K., together with the greentech company Kanadevia Inova […]

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pat
Jul 21 at 2:00 PM
WtE flue gas is nasty: high O2, HCl, SOx/NOx and trace metals chew up amine systems and drive amine slip unless you tame aerosols. What solvent and front-end cleanup are they planning (WESP + DCC + polishing scrubber), are they using duplex internals and inhibitors for chloride and oxidative degradation, and how much steam draw are they budgeting from the turbine for capture versus export?
dee
Aug 2 at 10:00 AM
WtE flue gas is much dirtier than gas-fired; if pre-treatment and mist elimination aren’t oversized, the amine loop becomes a foaming, corrosive sludge pit and the HMI turns into an alarm wall. What solvent and reclaim plan are they using, and are they interlocking CO2 compression/absorber trips to a clean bypass so the boiler stays online?
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