Transmission 45 - All about energy from waste with Mark Shatwell (Principal Engineer @ Fichtner)
Burning rubbish as part of a waste disposal initiative might sound like an easy way to get rid of our household refuse, but that is not the case. Today we take a deep dive into the hugely complicated the energy from waste process - turning our everyday waste into usable energy and, despite common misconceptions, making it as green as possible.
In this episode, Quentin is joined by Mark Shatwell (Principal Engineer @ Fichtner Consulting Engineers Ltd) Over the course of the episode they discuss:
Over the course of the episode they discuss:
- Mark’s background and career through many different areas of the energy sector.
- The rise of energy from waste plants, what they do and how the business model works.
- The journey of our household waste, from start to finish, through the energy from waste plant and all the in-depth processes on doing this safely.
- How this is then utilised as energy generation.
- and of course, where Fichtner sits in all of this
About our guest
Fichtner is an independent Engineering Consultancy operating in the UK and Ireland, helping to facilitate the investment and delivery of energy infrastructure projects that positively influence the energy transition.
For more information on what Fichtner does, head to their website.
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