"But if the strategy is to be successful, we believe we need a whole new approach to EfW, relying not on large, mass burn schemes but on smaller, scaleable projects that can grow on a modular basis, as and when required. For, when it comes to EfW, big is no longer beautiful; decentralisation is the name of the game."

The new cBOS facility in Dumfries, Scotland will be commissioned, accepting waste from the local municipality and supplying recovered electric energy to the local grid by the end of this month.

The Advisory Committee for Environment, Science & Technology set out to find the best available technology for the Island Territory of Sint Maarten selects the continuous Batch Oxidation System (cBOS).

The BOS has once more outperformed all expectations in the Waste to Energy Industry. In Husavik, Iceland the BOS has since early 2006 undergone one routine maintenance session in late 2008. Both the effective and rugged qualities of the technology are confirmed once more.

The patented BOS technology destroys the municipal solid waste in its primary chambers through a single stage gasification process. The remainder is a clean and inert ash that can be further reused as aggregate for manufacturing other products.

Three (3) continuous Batch Oxidation System (cBOS) modules, each to process sixty (60) metric tons of municipal solid waste (MSW) per day will make home at their new facility in Dumfries, Scotland.

The Island Territory of Sint Maarten has set out to find a solution for their current dumpsite which is currently at capacity. Based on the findings of their advisory committee and some additional information requested from the selected proponent, the advisory committee will give its final advice with regard to the selected system in the coming weeks.

The European Green Capital works towards green and sustainable cities in Europe to improve quality of life of citizens and their children. Roads are being paved for us to follow. Green thinking has become necessary in all aspects.

The true capacity and role of Biomass has yet to be discovered. High reliability and consistency of energy production will soon awaken the true potential of Biomass markets and technologies.

New ideas are constantly flowing on how to make wind turbines smaller and more efficient. The wind-belt might not be a large scale solution YET, however we must appreciate the simplicity towards a different approach in wind energy solutions.

An general look into Waste to Energy technologies. Taking a most reliable road as the solution to high oil prices and scarce fossil fuel sources.

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The Marriott, Hilton, Holiday Beach and Clarion hotels in Curacao are looking forward to lower and more efficient energy prices by using SeaWater Air Conditioning (SWAC) to cool their facilities. Evelop an international sustainable energy developer is the driving force behind this project.

Bonaire is taking a significant jump start within the green energy territory. The complete production of their energy consumption will be supplied from sustainable energy. In proportion no other place has gone 100% dependent on sustainable energy.

Swiss inventor Thomas Hinderling has taken the idea of solar energy to the next level.