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Minutes - Regular Meeting <br /> Solid Waste Advisory Board <br /> March 5 , 2009 <br /> Approved April 2, 2009 <br /> indication of <br /> how well we are able to maintain these units and get them to continue to <br /> run . We have 16 facilities that do WtE . <br /> We looked at your particular assessment. We looked at the number of tons you have <br /> a day, which is about 200 .300 tons / day . <br /> s that only 160 tons are controlled by the County and its municipalii�e . <br /> Wilson state y y <br /> The re <br /> st is collected by the nongovernmental entities and they can do whatever <br /> want with it. <br /> Haviland stat <br /> es that that amount of tonnage a day it becomes very difficult to havea <br /> our own plant. Typically we like to see 500 to 700 tons / day otherwise ita d cost <br /> he cost <br /> y p � [ ] <br /> lot more a ton because of the basic infrastructure of building the facility <br /> the <br /> associated with it. With such a low number it would be difficult to we make these <br /> economics work . Does it fit in with today ' s practices ? The way that ant amount of <br /> ro ' ects make sense for the community is to remember the signif1 are getting <br /> p l <br /> money from the revenues you get for your power . Some communities hi he than the <br /> Y <br /> renewable power rates at 13 - 14 cents / kilowatt. That is si usuall yabout 50 % to <br /> Y <br /> retail rate because it is considered renewable energy . That ' s other comes from the <br /> 60 % of all our revenue comes from the sale of the power .WtE plant is to find manufacturing <br /> tipping fee . To increase the efficiency more for t allows us to run at a much more <br /> customers nearby that need steam or hot water it <br /> higher efficiency on the overall plan. <br /> What <br /> makes a successful project? You have to have local support. Make f re you <br /> have zero discharge of water off the facility . There needs to be a source aste er <br /> is bein generated, <br /> Y <br /> obviousl . You want to be close to where the majority of the wet to the WtE lant* <br /> that way you reduce all the pollution in trucking the waste tosonsistently . <br /> There needs to be enough volume to make sure the plant run <br /> Public Comments/Questions <br /> Hause <br /> r asks with the new priority for renewable energy what do you expect t other <br /> p <br /> ha pen in NC in terms of WtE becoming a renewable ?energy resource . <br /> waste streams would designed into that tonnage total . <br /> states that a lot of solid waste] legislation was passed in 2007 . WtE was There <br /> Peverall sta [ <br /> ed in NC le ' slation [on renewable energy] . It does include landfill g talk to their <br /> included $i <br /> lot of activity especially in some communities in the last six months to <br /> to <br /> is a tY <br /> legislative delegation to simply appeal to them to have Senate Bill modified <br /> include WtE incineration. <br /> Hauser asks is <br /> it possible that the Federal Government will come in and trump it? <br /> 15 <br />
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