Exploring the Evero Boston Biomass Plant

TLDRJoin us as we take a drone tour of the Evero Boston Biomass Plant and learn about its energy-from-waste process.

Key insights

🌱The Evero Boston Biomass Plant generates energy from shredded waste, including cardboard, paper, and plastics.

🏗️The plant is still under construction and undergoing maintenance, as evidenced by the red shoot and lack of fans.

♻️The plant prevents non-recyclable waste from going to landfill by converting it into electricity through gasification.

🌍The facility aims to reduce the environmental impact of waste by turning it into a renewable energy source.

🚁Drone footage provides a unique perspective of the facility and its surroundings, revealing hidden views.

Q&A

What kind of waste is used in the energy-from-waste process?

The plant uses shredded waste, including cardboard, paper, and plastics, which are burned through gasification to produce electricity.

Is the Evero Boston Biomass Plant operational?

The plant is currently undergoing maintenance and is expected to resume operations in the near future.

Does the plant contribute to reducing the environmental impact of waste?

Yes, by converting non-recyclable waste into energy, the plant helps minimize the amount of waste going to landfill and reduces reliance on fossil fuels.

Can you fly a drone around the facility?

We obtained permission to fly our drone around the facility and capture stunning aerial footage of the biomass plant.

What is the purpose of the red shoot and lack of fans?

The red shoot is used for disposal of ash from the biomass plant, and the lack of fans indicates that the plant is currently not operational.

Timestamped Summary

00:23We start our tour at the Evero Boston Biomass Plant in Boston, which is the third facility licensed by the Environment Agency Permit in the area.

01:30The plant is still under construction and undergoing maintenance, as indicated by the presence of a red shoot and the absence of fans.

03:06The plant uses shredded waste, including cardboard, paper, and plastics, to generate renewable energy through the process of gasification.

06:04We explore the exterior of the facility with our drone, providing a unique aerial perspective of the biomass plant and its surroundings.

08:18We have a conversation with a shift manager at the plant, who provides insights into the plant's operations and waste conversion process.

09:59We capture stunning drone footage of the tall chimney and the old landfill site nearby, highlighting the plant's efforts to reduce waste and produce renewable energy.