Landfill Gas. (A) Subject to paragraph (B), the Facility generates electricity solely from gas formed by the digestion of material in a landfill.
Landfill Gas. Delivery to the CfD Counterparty of Supporting Information evidencing any one of the following:
Landfill Gas. Combustion of gases derived from landfills. Ocean: Generation of electricity from wave, thermal gradient or tidal forces. Ocean energy is not likely achieve commercial status during this rate period and is eligible as RD&D during the FY 2007-2009 rate period. Solar: Electricity generated from solar heat and light. Includes solar photovoltaic systems (PV) and solar water heaters. Wind: Electricity generated from wind. Because project size affects costs, wind projects are broken out into three categories: Utility-scale wind projects with a total installed capacity greater than or equal to 10 MW. Wind projects with a total installed capacity of less than 10 MW but greater than 25 kW. Wind projects with a total installed capacity of less than or equal to 25 kW.
Landfill Gas. Contractor shall, whenever economically feasible, recapture and use or recycle any landfill gas that may be generated at the landfill.
Landfill Gas. Delivery to the CfD Counterparty of Supporting Information evidencing any one of the following.
Landfill Gas. Landfill gas shall be controlled by minimizing the entry of moisture into the waste and by constructing an impermeable barrier around the sides of the landfill and application of compacted intermediate cover. The Company acknowledges that the County will be the sole owner of Landfill gas rights during and after the Term and that only passive Landfill gas venting will be required of the Company.
Landfill Gas. Probes The facility has six perimeter gas monitoring probes which have not had any exceedances. The gas monitoring probes are monitored quarterly. 2.6.3 Surface Water The facility has four gradient control underdrain system discharges that the facility maintains a Wisconsin Pollution Discharge Elimination System, (WPDES) for. WPDES permit No. WI-0049344-2 was issued on October 18, 2002. The only past reported exceedances of monitored parameters have been related to elevated total suspended solids (TSS) levels. The elevated levels were related to abnormally high rainfall events. No issues have been identified that would preclude the permit from being renewed. Analytical data available from 2011 sampling indicate that there were no exceedances of surface water parameters. 2.6.4 Leachate Leachate is pumped directly to the City of Wisconsin Rapids Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP) sanitary sewer. In 2010, a total of 3,955,200 gallons of leachate were extracted, and 1,727,000 of that total were recirculated. The site also imports liquids for recirculation and that accounted for 207,500 gallons of the total recirculated amount. Costs for leachate treatment is estimated at $0.035 per gallon. Leachate headwells are monitored quarterly. For headwells in cells constructed after July 1, 1996, leachate heads must be maintained at 12” or less and the reported data indicated that the site complies. Cells constructed prior to July 1, 1996, are not subject to the 12’’ or less requirement, and monitoring indicated that average leachate head was less than 12” in those areas. X:\PROJECTS\HIGHSTAR CAPITAL\BAYOU - 120347\_Project Files\Active Landfill Due Diligence Report\North-Central US Active LF DD Report -Wisconsin-Minnesota.docxLast Printed: 6/25/12 CORNERSTONE Environmental Group, LLC HHNT HODGES, HARBIN, NEWBERRY & TRIBBLE, INC. Consulting Engineers 2-7
Landfill Gas. The Contractor agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that a state-of-the-art gas recovery system (which employs commercially reasonable methods to maximize capture of landfill gas and minimize flaring) is maintained at the Landfill, using best available control technology, for the duration of the Disposal Term. The Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that the portion of the gas recovered from such system during the Disposal Term, attributable to tonnage Disposed at the Landfill pursuant to this Agreement, is used by the Contractor or its affiliates to produce energy or fuel vehicles, or is sold to third parties whom the Contractor reasonably believes intend to use such gas to produce energy or fuel vehicles or to transfer such gas to end users who intend to use it for such purposes. The Contractor and the Department of the Environment will cooperate in good faith to design and implement a plan to use such portion of Landfill gas in accordance with the preceding sentence, it being understood that such plan shall not conflict with any agreements for the use of Landfill gas entered into by the Contractor or its affiliates before the date hereof. The Contractor will provide an annual report on the percent and amount of Landfill gas captured from such system during the Disposal Term. The Contractor further agrees to use good faith efforts to explore the feasibility (subject to applicable permitting and land use requirements) of installing renewable energy facilities on property adjacent to the Landfill that will offset a minimum of 50% of all energy imported to the Landfill. The Contractor shall not be obligated to install any such facilities unless it determines that doing so would be commercially reasonable and profitable.
Landfill Gas. The County, at its own cost, shall design, install, operate, and maintain a Landfill gas collection system necessary to allow the Landfill to comply with Applicable Law relating to air emissions from the Landfill. The Company shall cooperate with the County, shall provide reasonable assistance and will not materially interfere with the County's Landfill gas related activities. The County reserves the right to market commercial grade methane gas generated by the Landfill; provided that the County shall not materially interfere with the Company's performance of its obligations hereunder. Any and all costs of such marketing of such gas shall be borne by the County, including without limitation any and all increased costs incurred by the Company in its performance of the Contract Services directly caused by the County's Landfill gas collection and marketing activities.
Landfill Gas. The right and license to connect to the LFG Collection System, process, sell, and utilize the LFG that is generated from the Landfill and other contiguous landfill expansion areas and delivered to the Delivery Point(s) during the term of this Agreement. It shall be the Contractor's responsibility to connect to the LFG Collection System and, subject to commercially reasonable efforts, utilize all LFG made available by the County for processing and sale as a Beneficial End Use Product to an Energy Customer. Title to and risk of loss for the LFG will pass to the Contractor at the Delivery Point(s). County shall have the right to take or otherwise use Excess Gas. Excess Gas shall be recovered in such a manner so as not to negatively impact Contractor’s operations or production and sales of Bendficial End Use Products. County and Contractor shall coordinate their efforts for Collection System work in the event that County installs or constructs any collection devices or performs maintenance to the Collection System. In the event County and Contractor cannot agree on the actions needed to comply with Applicable Law, the Contractor shall defer to County’s sole and absoute discretion. Nothing herein shall alleviate Contractor’s responsibility for compliance with all applicable laws nor limit or reduce the liability of Contractor to County under any other section of this Agreement Except as specifically provided in this Agreement, County reserves all rights to use the surface and subsurface of the Landfill; however, County shall use its best Commercially Reasonable efforts to minimize interference with the operations of the Conversion System or Systems.
