Murb Wind Turbine

Reducing Diesel Dependency at a Landfill Site

Project
Overview

Murcott Energy is collaborating with a leading environmental services company to trial the Murb Wind Turbine at a closed landfill site in the UK. The Murb will substitute the diesel generators currently powering the leachate extraction pumps at the landfill.

The trial aims to reduce diesel fuel costs, cut carbon emissions, and evaluate the Murb’s potential for wider use across the company’s UK operations. This collaboration provides an opportunity for Murcott Energy to showcase the Murb’s commercial viability while supporting the customer’s sustainability goals.

The Challenge

The environmental services company is contracted to maintain the landfill site, where they are tasked with preventing contamination caused by the decomposing waste. This requires daily extraction of leachate via pumps powered by diesel generators. The current system consumes between 25 and 50 liters of diesel daily, translating to high fuel and maintenance costs. In addition, the rising price of red diesel The environmental impact of using diesel, which generates approximately 700 kg of CO2 annually, is also a significant concern for the company’s corporate image and sustainability goals.

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Conclusion

The Murb Wind Turbine offers a practical, environmentally friendly solution to the challenges faced by landfill operations. Through this trial, Murcott Energy is demonstrating the potential of the Murb to reduce diesel dependency, lower costs, and contribute to sustainability goals.

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