Environmentally-friendly Energy

Business Models for the Global Market

Daesung Group has firmly established itself as a leader in the ever-changing
energy market.
With renewable energy business models that take advantage of our concentrating
solar, wind, and landfill-gas-to-energy knowhow, Daesung is a innovator with its
sustainable environmentally-friendly energy projects.

LFG : Landfill Gas-to-Energy

In Daesung Group's hometown of Daegu, South Korea we are developing resources through waste recovery that not only keep the air clean for the benefit of local residents and but also creates a new energy source. The Group'sLFG site in the village of Bangcheon-ri, Daegu operated by Daesung Eco-Energy, is where methane gas is collected, refined and then sold as boiler fuel to Korea District Heating Corporation.

LFG : Landfill Gas-to-Energy

Overview

Overview table
Name Landfill Gas-to-Energy  
Location 822, Dasa-ro, Dasa-eup, Dalseong-gun, Daegu, Korea  
Area 569,000㎡  
Total Investment KRW 26.87 billion  
Concession Period 20 years  
Commercial Operation Oct. 2006  
LFG End-user Korea District Heating Corp.  
CDM Certification (UNFCCC) Aug. 2007  
CERs (Certified Emission Reductions) Issued Nov. 2009  

Major Facilities

Major Facilities table
Gas Collection 181 places  
Gas Purification 130 ㎥/min  
Generating Capacity 1.5 MW (Gas Engine 750 kW x 2 sets)  
Other Facilities Gas Mixture, Storage Tank, Transfer Pipeline 7,896 m  

Purpose

Thanks to environmentally-friendly maintenance and operations, the Bangcheon-ri sanitary landfill has improved the quality of life for nearby residents by reducing air pollution and providing useful energy. It is an exemplary, environmentally-friendly business model.

  • Annually a reduction of the greenhouse gas equivalent of 310,000 tons of CO2
  • CDM certification/CER sales

About

Since October 2006 Daesung Eco-Energy has operated this sanitary landfill in Bangcheon-ri. On an annual basis Daesung collects approximately 50 million m3 of gas which is sold exclusively to Korea District Heating Corporation for use as boiler fuel for approximately 15,000 households.

Track Record

In August 2007 the Bangcheon-ri Landfill Gas-to-Energy Plant was registered as a Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, making it the first time that a municipality, the city of Daegu, was given CDM certification in Korea. (As of January 2013, Korea had 83 CDM certified projects.) The local air quality has improved greatly as a result of this reduction of the greenhouse gas equivalent of 310,000 tons of CO2 per year. Daesung Eco-Energy has the right to operate this concession until 2026.

Flow Diagram

Flow Diagram