Project Info And News Updates

Poznan Conference Presentation (english and Polish)

For details regarding this project in Polish, please download the Ester Eko-Energia Polska Brochure

Poznan, Poland May 2009 - David Palmer Boyd represented Ester Eko-energia Polska at The International Renewable Energy Congress... read more

Włocławek, Poland - The waste to energy project in Włocławek has received initial funding... read more

Gdynia Poland - Ester Eko-energia Polska Sp. z o.o. had been approved to set up its Polish offices at the Pomorski Park Naukowo-Technologiczny... read more

Bytów, Poland October 2009

Ester Eko-energia Polska is registered as a member of the Polish Biogas Association

Poznań, Poland Nov. 2009

International POLEKO FAIR, Presentation „Zamkniecie cyklu węglowego”

Gdańsk, Poland March 2010

Bioenergy Seminar organized by Instytut Maszyn Przepływowych Polskiej Akademii Nauk, Mr David P.Boyd presented paper “Waste to Energy Integrated Technologies: challenges and potential (CHP).

Gdynia, Poland May / June 2010

Supporting the Initiative for gathering the aid for flood victims in South Poland.

Puławy, Poland June 2010

International Fair on Construction, Housing and Ecology. Presentation “Integralne technologie wykorzystania odpadów na cele energetyczne”

Gdańsk, Poland Oct. 2010

Technicon Innovation Fair, Innovative waste to energy technology presentation

Warszawa, Oct.2010

International Renewable Energy Congress

Ester Eko-energia Polska’s first project is located in Włocławek.

After discussions with the local municipal President and his council, negotiations were started with the Saniko Sp. z o.o. and its leadership. An initial contract for provision of municipal solid waste has been signed and the waste analyzed. Saniko is already providing positive leadership in its sorting process for waste. This will provide waste of much higher quality and energy value. Because of this excellent work, Ester Eko-energia Polska will be able to produce 70% more renewable electrical energy than first calculated.

The waste treatment plant will be able to handle 100 tons of municipal solid waste per day. It will produce an annual amount of electricity in excess of 55,000 MWH, i.e. significant percentage of the population of Włocławek will receive its electricity from solid municipal waste gasification and cogeneration. Concurrent heat production will help the MPEC company of Włocławek to reduce its dependency on coal.

There is an additional option to build aquaponics center where remaining warm water, CO2 and Nitrogen will be used to feed plants and fish that will be marketed. Remaining water will be exposed to sunlight within the greenhouse and algae for bio-diesel will be grown and sold as part of the process

The proven EnEco technology will reduce carbon emissions and reduce the need for any landfill site. The technology does not use incineration and thus does NOT release toxins or burnt metals into the atmosphere. The company has documented evidence from its projects in Canada, the USA and China that show that this technology poses no threats to the surrounding population.

In fact, by strategically locating the waste to energy units, we will actually reduce the amount of pollutants found in the air and water at that location rather than increasing them.

Ester Eko-energia Polska plans to build up to 25 plants over the next five years.