Lebanon Landfill

This municipal facility receives baseload power and free heating from this CHP system, as well as critical backup capacity.
Overview

A model for a balanced and sustainable community

The Lebanon Solid Waste Facility faced several critical challenges related to methane emissions, energy independence, and operational costs. The landfill generated large amounts of methane and the city saw an opportunity to utilize this gas to reduce its environmental impact.

The City of Lebanon, New Hampshire, saw potential to decrease its reliance on external power grids, enhance energy security for municipal operations, and lower its high energy costs for residents. They also saw the potential to generate revenue by selling surplus electricity back to the grid.

This installation includes a Capstone C1000S (1MW) microturbine, one Vergent  microturbine controller, a gas conditioning skid and integration with existing solar panels for the facility.

  • Client:
  • City of Lebanon
  • Industry:
  • Landfill
  • Location:
  • Lebanon, New Hampshire
  • System Size:
  • C1000S (1000kW)
  • Operating Mode:
  • Grid Connect
  • Controls:
  • Grid Connect MTIM
  • Commissioning Date:
  • 2023

Power

1000 kW

Modular Bays

5

Yearly Output

5,000+ MWh

Energy Savings

$250,000 per year

GHG Reduction

10,000 tons/year