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SUEZ optimises energy recovery from waste in Toulouse
With Bessières and Toulouse, SUEZ will be operating 31 waste-to-energy plants (UVE) in France by 2025, converting 3,500 tonnes of waste per year into renewable energy.
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Together with the Banque des Territoires and on behalf of the Syndicat Mixte Decoset, SUEZ is modernising the Bessières waste-to-energy plant and building a new plant in Toulouse to transform residual waste into energy for more than 1 million inhabitants.
This European reference project will integrate:
- Optimisation of flows to maximise energy recovery
- +50% electricity and +20% heat to cover 80% of the needs of the urban heating network
- A reduction of 123,500 tonnes of CO2/year, thanks to more efficient facilities
This performance will be enhanced with connected SUEZ tools, including:
- QualiWaste: AI and computer vision to improve waste sorting
- ValoVisio: real-time control to optimise equipment availability
- Qualisteo: monitoring and analysing consumption to adjust energy performance
With their optimised energy performance of 220 GWh of electricity and 360 GWh of heat, the 2 plants are setting new standards in terms of efficiency and decarbonisation.
With Bessières and Toulouse, SUEZ will be operating 31 waste-to-energy plants (UVE) in France by 2025, converting 3,500 tonnes of waste per year into renewable energy.
Designed to maximise energy recovery while reducing the environmental footprint, they embody a sustainable model serving the energy transition of territories.
With Bessières and Toulouse, SUEZ will be operating 31 waste-to-energy plants (UVE) in France by 2025, converting 3,500 tonnes of waste per year into renewable energy.
Designed to maximise energy recovery while reducing the environmental footprint, they embody a sustainable model serving the energy transition of territories.
