Video: Full steam ahead for £28m power generation system at Pyewipe Sewage Treatment Works
THE installation of a £28 million power generation system is full steam ahead at Anglian Water’s Pyewipe Sewage Treatment Works.
It is part of a £200 million scheme across the Anglian region to improve several treatment works.
Two huge engines delivered to Pyewipe today will be plugged in to turn methane gas into electricity.
That power will be used to generate heat which is the main part of the sewage plant’s function of advanced digestion.
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The machines will also export electricity power into the National Grid when the power is switched on at the start of next year.
3 Comments
by Jasbee
Friday, February 22 2013, 12:55AM
“It us a way of disposing of waste. It does nothing about reducing greenhouse gasses. Just disposal of junk.”
by crazylarry
Thursday, February 21 2013, 5:29PM
“This is why Boulevard Ave being dug up”
by s_pike
Thursday, February 21 2013, 2:21PM
“This supports the adage, 'Where there's muck there's money'.”