Paper Sludge
Paper sludge is a valuable resource for many industries, both as an alternative fuel as well as an alternative raw material.
See how our product portfolio can replace polluting fossil fuels
Discover how major energy-consuming are getting rid of their CO2 footprint and bad image with alternative fuels
Karel Jenissen has 30+ years of experience within the waste industry and has seen many industries shifting towards alternative fuels. In this trend report, he reflects on the way waste companies turn into energy companies that deliver high-quality energy sources that can replace costly fossil fuels and reduce CO2 emissions.
Our Alternative Fuels solve your CO2 challenges
Our product portfolio consists of various waste derived materials which are both used as alternative fuels as raw materials. Many of which are already being used for more then two decades in various industrial scale processes.
In many cases, the materials are tailored to a bespoke product for a specific process.
Pulverized Alternative Fuel (PAF)
N+P's PAF is a unique powder-type fuel, which can be used in existing (multi-) burner systems to substitute up to 100% fossil fuels
Subcoal®
N+P's proprietary Subcoal® pellets are a high quality alternative fuel, suitable for various applications and industries, incl. grinding with coal or in dedicated milling equipment
Solid Recovered Fuel
SRF can substitute at least 70% of the primary fuels, used in a kiln or boiler.
Refuse Derived Fuel
Fuel that is produced from a combination of non-recyclable commercial and industrial waste
Tyre Derived Fuel
TDF replaces fossil fuels, such as lignite and bituminous coal.
Paper Rejects
Alternative fuel in waste to energy boilers, but it can also be treated further to be upgrade to an alternative fuel such as SRF.
Paper Sludge
Paper Sludge is a valuable resource for many industries, both as an alternative fuel as well as an alternative raw material.
Wood
Renewable energy is generated by using wood.
Alternative Raw Material
Portfolio
One of the easiest and cheapest ways to reduce CO2 emissions is to switch to waste derived alternative materials. By using these materials, and thus avoiding waste, we actively promote the circular economy.
Stonewool Granulate
The ceramic industry uses stonewool granulate as an alternative raw material.
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Various ashes
Bottom and fly ash from various incineration and energy processes.
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