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Manitoba Association of Regional Recyclers “Presentation on Methane Gas Recovery” Tom Keep Community Development Coordinator – Environment November 7, 2008
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Page 1: Manitoba Association of Regional Recyclers “Presentation on Methane Gas Recovery” Tom Keep Community Development Coordinator – Environment November 7,

Manitoba Association of Regional Recyclers

“Presentation on Methane Gas Recovery”

Tom Keep

Community Development Coordinator – Environment

November 7, 2008

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Working and Funding Partnerships

• City of Brandon

• Federation of Canadian Municipalities

• Province of Manitoba – Green Manitoba

• WRAPP

• Samson Engineering – Initial Feasibility Study

• COMCOR – Pump Testing and Results

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Basic Information of the Eastview Landfill Site

• In Operation Since 1977

• Accepts both residential and commercial waste

• Receives approximately 41,000 Tonnes/Yr

• Capacity estimated to be reached in 2058

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Results from the Samson Engineering Feasibility Study

• Indicated that there may be potential for development of methane gas.

• That the City of Brandon take it to the next step to verify numbers.

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Basic COMCOR Findings• The landfill is relatively young and

methane gas utilization should be sustainable for over 20 years or more.

• The numbers reflect that there is enough methane to sustain a 1.0 to a 1.5 MW electrical generating plant. (Estimated that a 1.0 MW plant could supply enough electricity for 800 homes.

• It may be possible to expand in the future to a 4 or 5 MW plant.

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Alternative Uses

• Alternative fuel for sanitation equipment.

• Direct Use for heating something rather than generating electricity as it may be more advantageous due to capital infrastructure cost.

• Minimum we should be flaring it off as methane gas is 21 times more harmful to the environment than CO2.

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Expenditures to Date

• Samson Engineering Feasibility Study $82,963Funded by FCM, WRAPP & City of Brandon.

• COMCOR Pump Test Report$57,525Funded by City of Brandon & Province of Manitoba.

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Where From Here?

• The City of Brandon is preparing a Request for Proposal request to send out to potential developers to propose potential uses of the methane and the potential financial benefits for the City of Brandon.

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