Oslo Waste to Energy Plan (OV)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2014
- Short documentary produced for science program "TM Wissen" for the Austrian channel ServusTV/Red Bull TV.
Directed by Robert W.K. Styblo
*Please note that any commentary with additional information about this short documentary may be missing, since this segment has originally been produced in german.
In most parts of the World, trash is seen as a major problem. Here it's the opposite; more trash means more power. There is solutions humanity's problems after all.
this technoligy is really inspiring to me congratulations oslo
Nguyen Nam
anusuya k not true at all buddy. Do some research before you open your mouth
ahh so relaxing seeing trash get burned i dk why. dam that has got to be one of the cleanest boilers ive evor seen. as a boilermaker i can appreciate a clean facility!
Thank you for this beautiful presentation. I would like to use some of your footage for my documentary, how to save forests
hello.. can anyone make the subtitle in english for the swedish part? thanks
this is so inspiring, thank you for the videos
Lamento que ningún comentario se refiera a las emisiones de Dioxinas
Love Oslo, Norway. Norway rocks. My country is one the worst when it comes to properly processing our garbage. I live in the most dense region in USA, but yet people don't about such an important matter. Our elected officials are useless. It is sad to witness their ignorance about global warming. Happy belated Earth Day from USA 😊🐒🐘🦏🐼🌻🌷
+Libertad Reyes
What does Sweden have to do with this video?
Diego Perez check my edited comment
Did anyone else try the subtitles/captions around the 9.04 mark.....hilarious and confusing.
Haha it's hilarious and utter gibberish 😄
Good environmental workshop.
Thank you for this beautiful presentation. I would like to use some of your footage for my documentary, how to save forests. With your permission of corse. And all the credits will go to you as well. Is that ok?
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amazing project can you tell me the price of plant and how many Mw products
Wooooow
Excuse me, but isn't waste gasification a cleaner and more efficient process than waste incineration?
who likes explosions who let the boilermakers out
As much as I like the idea of less trash in the world, I fear that this type of technology will not lessen our wasteful habits giving us no reason to produce less garbage. It's a good middle ground solution but long term solutions need to be the banning of single use items. Instead of using 300 single use Starbucks cups per year times millions of people, there needs to be a "Bring your own mug," type policy. This could be implemented to thousands of very wasteful businesses. The grocery store in the future will be centered around a zero waste concept in where you bring your own containers to fill up on the foods you need. The sky's the limit on this concept and the only thing standing in it's way is limited thinking. Reusable bottles for drinks, reusable jars, reusable to go containers, etc. We could eliminate 80% of all waste by adopting a new and better system. All compostable material will stay local and be utilized for backyard gardens and/or local agricultural production. Styrofoam would be banned worldwide as well as plastic bags. A couple reusable shopping bags for everyone and we instantly eliminate 500 billion to 1 TRILLION plastic bags every year from this planet!
Stop penalising individuals and make companies come up with more eco friendly ways. In the old days paper bags and cardboard boxes were used in supermarkets to carry your stuff, the companies stopped using them to save more money.
The problem is sustainability and Free market capitalism is basically inconpatable.
So what else to do trash that's already present,just wish it away into space?People will never be happy with solutions.
Many of these trash to energy plants need to be built in the USA
VERY help of nature for waste
Way to go Olso .
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oslo waste energy plan is verygood .This type .of waste energy,boiler Fuison are required for Indian cities.cost This
Will y'all come here to American and talk some sense into them about burning trash for electricity ?
it proves the UKs is a waste of time.
Ilonggo ka dong??
Elon Musk should work on it
This facility can produce enough energy for 84,000 house.
servus
It saddens me that when it comes to this type of technology, I seem to live in the dumbest nation in the world
his accent is illonggo ;)
No, this is not the answer. The answer is to produce less waste and to recycle much more. This is incineration which produces massive atmospheric pollution and CO2. We need to start taking the greenhouse effect seriously. We need to improve the quality of the air we breath, and our children and unborn children breath via their mothers. There are many better ways to produce electricity.
Hi
Why do you think this is not a solution? I mean the best disposal for waste is to reuse or recycle it and not burn it. But compared to a landfill this waste to energy plant reduces greenhouse gases. Did you know that methan which is relised by landfill is more than 20 times worse for the environnement than CO2? By the way this plant is being upgraded with a pilot project of carbon capturing. In my opinion this waste to energy plants are part of the solution for the worlds garbage problems.
Looking forward to your answer. Have a nice day
Brother you are getting wrong information
The output gas after incineration consists of 99% steam
Do you know what you are talking about?
99% of what’s coming out of the chimney is water vapor.
Recycled shoe by used plastic
Might as well speak your language mate. Sounds the same