Mini Green Power signs a contract for the sale of 6 plants
Mini Green Power signs a framework contract with an international waste player to build a 1 MWth demonstrator and five 10 MWth units...
PLEASE NOTE... Mini Green Power announces the signing of a framework contract for the construction of a 1 MWth demonstrator and 5 plants of 10 MWth, allowing the recovery of a total of more than 110,000 t/year of solid recovered fuel (SRF). These plants will be built in the continuity of the demonstrator over a 5-year period.
The Hyères-based company Mini Green Power will handle the design, manufacture, assembly, factory testing, as well as the installation of the demonstrator and its commissioning on site. This demonstrator will be tested in Hyères, then installed on one of the client's sites. Its commissioning is planned for the first half of 2025.
The 10 MWth plants will be installed between 2026 and 2030. All of these 6 plants will significantly reduce CO2 emissions over their 20-year lifespan compared to gas plants of the same capacity.
These ambitious projects mark the beginning of a strategic collaboration between the two companies, aiming to strengthen their mutual positioning in the low-carbon energy and sustainable solutions market. They also assert a common desire to develop advanced, environmentally-friendly energy solutions.
Jean Riondel, CEO of Mini Green Power: "The signing of this framework contract marks the beginning of an exciting adventure. It proves our partner's confidence and commitment to our company and allows us to look forward to a long-term collaboration. We look forward to seeing the results of this successful collaboration."
Solid recovered fuels are fuels that enable the energy recovery of ultimate waste resulting from material recovery, replacing fossil fuels. They comply with regulations.
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