GENESIS
The Genesis Series is the largest and most powerful system in EDEN’s Waste-to-Energy (WTE) portfolio, designed for industrial-scale waste management and energy production. This series is ideal for large municipalities, industrial complexes, and countries seeking massive waste-to-energy conversion capacities. Like all of EDEN’s systems, the Genesis Series is modular, scalable, and powered by ADAM for optimized, 24/7 operation. The Genesis systems cater to the largest waste producers, delivering unparalleled energy recovery and sustainability solutions.
SIZE & FOOTPRINT
The Genesis Series ranges in operational capacity from 75 tons per day up to 5,000 tons per day, depending on the configuration. Each Genesis system is built using at minimum four skids of various sizes, including 25, 50, 100, and 250 tons per day skids. For example, a 75-ton/day system would typically use three 25-ton/day skids, while a 5,000-ton/day system would be composed of 20 - 250-ton/day skids. The required space scales with capacity, with a 75-ton/day system needing at least 30,000 square feet, and larger systems, such as a 5,000-ton/day system, requiring over 1.5 million square feet. These large systems are designed for extensive waste streams, making them ideal for large industrial plants, cities, or national waste management programs that need high-volume waste-to-energy conversion.
OPERATIONS
The Genesis Series is engineered for continuous, 24/7, 365-day operation, with no need for downtime under normal conditions. These systems are powered by EDEN's proprietary Automated Decentralized Ascension Matrix (ADAM),which uses real-time data and machine learning to adjust and optimize performance.
ADAM monitors operational parameters to maximize energy recovery, reduce inefficiencies, and provide predictive maintenance alerts. This intelligent system ensures that even the largest Genesis units run at peak efficiency, making them reliable solutions for large-scale operations. As a modular system, the Genesis Series allows for seamless expansion - additional modules can be added to scale the system as waste input grows.
CREW SIZE
Due to the larger operational capacity, the Genesis Series requires a significant crew to ensure continuous and efficient operations. A 75-ton/day system typically requires a crew of about 50 personnel total for 24/7 operations.
For the largest systems, such as the 5,000-ton/day unit, crew size can increase to over 300 people, with multiple shifts required to handle continuous operations. Staffing needs can be tailored based on the level of automation and operational requirements, but larger systems will generally require substantial human resources to maintain throughput and efficiency.
EASE OF CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
As with EDEN's other systems, the Genesis Series is designed for ease of construction and maintenance. Only the tanks, vessels, and reactors are custom-built, while the majority of components are standard, off-the-shelf parts. This simplifies both initial construction and ongoing maintenance. The use of readily available components reduces the need for specialized parts, minimizing downtime and ensuring quicker repairs.
With ADAM’s predictive maintenance capabilities, the system can identify potential issues before they lead to operational delays, further enhancing uptime and efficiency.
PRICE
The price for the Genesis Series varies significantly based on the system size. The smallest unit, a 75-ton/day system, is priced at approximately $36 million USD, while the largest 5,000-ton/day system can cost upwards of $1.04 billion USD. The pricing includes full installation and setup, with optional customization features like fractionation systems.
As with other EDEN systems, the ADAM fee for maintenance and optimization is 5% of the system's original cost annually, adjusted for inflation, ensuring continued support and optimal operation throughout the system's lifecycle.
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