Energy recovery from solid recovered fuels (SRF)

Solid Recovered Fuels (SRF), derived from the non-recyclable fraction of waste, represent an often undervalued energy resource in the context of the circular economy. Advanced technologies for energy recovery from these materials allow energy to be recovered from what would otherwise be destined for landfill, closing the material cycle and significantly reducing the environmental impact of waste management.

SRF energy conversion plants based on ORC technology offer significant advantages in terms of efficiency and operational flexibility, adapting well to variations in fuel composition typical of these materials. These systems ensure maximum energy recovery with controlled emissions, representing the ideal solution for SRF treatment in contexts where traditional direct combustion might present technical or regulatory limitations.