x>EPA
United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of Air and
Radiation (6202J)
EPA 430-K-99-006
January 1999
Landfill Gas-to-Energy Project
Opportunities
LANDFILL METHANE
OUTREACH PROGRAM
Landfill Profiles for the
State of Connecticut
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EPA Landfill Methane Outreach Program
The EPA Landfill Methane Outreach Program, a key
component of the United State's Climate Change
Action Plan> encourages the use of landfill gas (LFG)
as an energy resource. EPA assists utilities,
municipal and private landfill owners and operators, tribes, and state
agencies in reducing methane emissions from landfills through the
development of profitable landfill energy recovery projects. Methane
captured from landfills can be transformed into a cost-effective fuel source
for electricity, heat, boiler and vehicular fuel, or sale to a pipeline. EPA
estimates there are approximately 200 landfill methane recovery projects
in the U.S. and that up to 750 landfills could install economically viable
landfill energy projects.
The Landfill Methane Outreach Program includes five important
components: the State Ally, Energy Ally, Industry Ally, Community
Partner, and Endorser programs. EPA establishes separate alliances with
state agencies, energy providers (including investor-owned, municipal and
other public power utilities and cooperatives), key trade and public sector
associations, members of the landfill gas development industry (including
developers, engineers, equipment vendors, and others) and local
communities, municipalities and landfill owner/operators through a
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). By signing the MOU, each
Ally/Partner acknowledges a shared commitment to the promotion of
landfill gas-to-energy recovery at solid waste landfills, recognizes that the
widespread use of landfill gas will reduce emissions of methane and other
gases, and commits to undertake activities to enhance development of this
resource. In return, EPA agrees to provide landfill gas-to-energy project
assistance and public recognition of the Allies' and Partners' participation
in the program.
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Introduction
Since 1994 the U.S. EPA's Landfill Methane
Outreach Program (LMOP) has participated in an
ongoing effort to gather information on Municipal
Solid Waste landfills (MSW). A key component of
the LMOP is to provide MSW landfill owners and
operators, project developers, utilities, and other
potential project participants with information on
MSW landfills that may offer attractive energy
development opportunities. This document presents
state specific landfill information, hereinafter referred
to as the landfill profiles. These profiles are useful to
evaluate the potential for developing landfill gas-to-
energy projects (LFGTE). EPA assembled this
information from state and local sources as well as
various national solid waste publications, landfill
owners and operators, and project developers.
The EPA has prepared a separate document to
describe the methodology used to develop the state-
specific landfill profiles and estimate the benefits of
using LFGTE as an energy source. The document,
Landfill Gas-to-Energy Project Opportunities,
Background Information on Landfill Profiles,
contains background information on gas collection
and use, describes the data fields according to the five
sections listed on the landfill profiles, and where
applicable, illustrates calculations and default values
used to derive estimates. EPA strongly recommends
that users read the document prior to using the
landfill profiles. Users can obtain the document by
calling the LMOP hotline at 1-888-STAR-YES.
Data Sources
EPA-ORD Landfill Gas Utilization-Survey (Thomeloe,
1997)
Directory and Atlas of Solid Waste Disposal Facilities
(SWA, 1994)
Implementation Guide for Landfill Gas Recovery Projects
in the Northeast (SCS, 1994)
Landfill Gas-to-Energy 1994-1995 Activity Report (SWT,
1994)
Methane Recovery from Landfill Yearbook (GAA, 1994)
Project developers, landfill owners, and operators
State and local records
Survey of Landfill Gas Generation Potential (EPRI, 1992)
U.S. Landfill Directory (SWANA, 1992)
Landfill Classification
To facilitate the use of available landfill information,
EPA has categorized the landfills into five categories:
Current Project,' Candidate Project, Shutdown, Other,
and Unknown waste-in-place (WIP). These categories
are based on the status of the landfill's LFGTE
project(s) and WIP. The generation of methane is a
function of many factors, the most critical being the
amount of waste-in-place and the number of years the
waste has been in the landfill. Peak methane
generation occurs soon after closure; therefore, the
longer the landfill has been closed, the less attractive it
becomes for methane recovery. Based on the general
timing of peak methane generation, EPA assumes that
landfills that ceased accepting waste prior to 1993 have
a low probability of generating enough methane to
make a gas recovery project economical. Consequently,
landfills need to be operating in 1993 to be considered
as having a Candidate Project.
Landfill Categorizes
Current Project:
Landfill with operational LFGTE project or landfill with
LFGTE project under construction.
Candidate Project:
Landfill with a potential or planned LFGTE utilization
project; or
Landfill is currently operating or closed after 1993; and has
more than 1,000,000 tons of municipal solid waste-in-
place.2
Shutdown:
Landfill with shutdown LFGTE project.
Other:
Landfill has less than 1,000,000 tons of municipal solid
waste-in-place with no current or planned LFGTE project.
Unknown WIP:
Landfill with insufficient data to determine the waste-in-
place.
State Summary
State-specific landfill profile information is
summarized in three exhibits. Exhibit 1 presents a
summary of the state-specific potential for LFG
utilization energy by landfill category. Exhibit 2
summarizes the emissions avoided by fossil fuel
displacement for electricity generation and direct use
projects. Exhibit 3 presents an index of the state-
specific MSW landfills, referenced by category,
landfill name and general characteristics.
1 Current projects illustrate the wide range of successful project development options.
2 By modeling the relationship between WIP and methane generation, a cut-off of 1,000,000 tons of WIP was
established; landfills having at least 1,000,000 tons of WIP are considered candidate landfills.
LANDHLL METHANE
OUTREACH PROGRAM
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Exhibit 1: Connecticut MSW Landfill Summary
Category
Current
Candidate
Other
Unknown WIP
Total
No. of
Landfills
3
5
5
11
24
Est. Capacity Potential
Electricity
(MW)
11
7
2
20
Gas Capacity
(mmBtu/hr)
108
74
15
197
Est. CH4
Generation
(mmscf/d)
3
2
0
6
Methane Reduction
(tons/yr)
Potential
19,961
13,686
2,731
36,378
Current
10,792
4,625
0
15,418
C02 Equivalent of CH4
Reduction
(tons/yr)
Potential
419,183
287,398
57,351
763,932
Current
226,638
97,131
0
323,770
Exhibit 2: Potential Connecticut Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement
Category
Current
Candidate
Other
Unknown WIP
Total
Electricity Generation Project
CO2 (tons/yr)
Coal
85,242
58,406
12,629
156,277
Oil
69,963
47,937
10,365
128,265
Natural
Gas
47,044
32,234
6,970
86,247
SO2 (tons/yr)
Coal
539
369
.80
988
Oil
450
309
67
826
Natural
Gas
0
0
0
0
Direct Use Project
CO2 (tons/yr)
Coal
60,110
41,212
8,224
109,546
Oil
49,336
33,825
6,750
89,911
Natural
Gas
33,174
22,745
4,539
60,457
SO2 (tons/yr)
Coal
547
375
75
997
Oil
288
197
39
524
Natural
Gas
0
0
0
1
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Exhibit 3: Index of Landfills in Connecticut
Category
Current
Current
Current
Candidate
Candidate
Candidate
Candidate
Candidate
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Unknown WIP
Landfill Name
Groton LF
Hartford LF
New Milford LF
East Windsor LF
Manchester LF
New Haven LF
Shelton LF
Windsor LF
Bristol LF
Canterbury LF
Danbury LF
Putnam LF
Waterbury-North End LF
Bridgeport LF
East Hartford LF
Ellington LF
Hampton LF
Killingly LF
Meriden LF
Montville LF
North Haven LF
Torrington LF
Wallingford LF
Windham LF
WIP
<2.5 million
tons
1*1
1*1
U
1*1
U
U
W
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1*1
1*1
1*1
Ml
1*1
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
U
2.5 to 4
million tons
u
U
U
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
>4 million tons
U
U
1*1
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
Landfill
Operating in
1998
U
U
U
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u
u
u
l*l
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
l*l
u
u
u
l*l
LFG Collected
l*l
l*l
l*l
U
l*l
u
I*!
U
U
l*l
U
U
l*l
U
U
l*l
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u
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u
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u
LFG
Utilization
Project
l*l
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W
U
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
u
Status of LFGTE
Project
Operational
Construction
Operational
Planned
Planned
Planned
Shutdown
Planned
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
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East Windsor LF Landfill Category:
Candidate
A. GENERAL LANDFILL INFORMATION
Landfill Owner:
Landfill Owner Type:
Alternative Landfill Name:
City:
County:
State:
Year Open:
Year Closed:
Boticello, Inc.
Private
Norcap
East Windsor
Hartford
CT
1976
1999
Annual Acceptance Rate (tons):
Year Annual Acceptance Rate Reported:
Design Capacity (tons):
Acres Currently Landfilled (acres):
Average Depth (feet):
1995 Waste-in-Place (tons):
1998 Waste-in-Place (tons):
37,000
1994
959,808
45
837,000
948,000
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Estimated Methane Generation (mmscf/d):
LFG Collection System Status:
Current LFG Collected (mmscf/d):
Collection and Treatment System Required Under NSPS/EG:
0.66
Planned
No
Current Utilization:
Utilization System Status:
Utilization System Type:
Utilization System Start Year:
Electric Utility Provider(s):
Natural Gas Provider(s):
Energy Purchaser(s):
Capacity:
Planned
Unknown
Electricity Generation Project (MW)
OR
Direct Use Project (mmBtu/hr)
: Estimated Potential Capacity: 2 21
Current Capacity:
Planned Capacity:
Utilities in County:
Connecticut Light & Power Co; Fletcher Electric Light Co Inc
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Methane Reduction (tons/yr):
CO2 Equivalent ofCH4 Reduction (tons/yr):
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement:
Coal:
Fuel Oil:
Natural Gas:
Potential
3,819
80,189
Electricity Generation Project
C02 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
16,575 105
13,604 88
9,147 0
Current
0
0
Direct Use Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
11,499 105
9,438 55
6,346 0
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Contact Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone Number:
Fax Number:
Landfill Owner Landfill Operator
Dennis Boticello I
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321 Olcott Street ; Perret Place
203-643-8545 ' 203-643-8545
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Groton LF Landfill Category:
Current
; ;; A. GENERAt LANDFILL INFORMATION
Landfill Owner:
Landfill Owner Type:
Alternative Landfill Name:
City:
County:
State:
Year Open:
Year Closed:
Town of Groton
Public
Groton
New London
CT
1993
Annual Acceptance Rate (tons):
Year Annual Acceptance Rate Reported:
Design Capacity (tons):
Acres Currently Landfilled (acres):
Average Depth (feet):
1995 Waste-in-Place (tons):
1998 Waste-in-Place (tons):
B. LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION ,, ;
28,886
44
2,000,000
2,000,000
M
Estimated Methane Generation (mmscf/d):
LFG Collection System Status:
Current LFG Collected (mmscf/d):
Collection and Treatment System Required Under NSPS/EG:
0.19
Operational
No
C. LANDFILL GAS UTILIZATION
Current Utilization:
Utilization System Status:
Utilization System Type:
Utilization System Start Year:
Electric Utility Provider(s):
Natural Gas Provider(s):
Energy Purchaser(s):
Capacity:
Operational
Fuel Cell
1996
Northeast Utilities
Electricity Generation Project (MW)
OR
Direct Use Project (mmBtu/hr)
Estimated Potential Capacity:
Current Capacity:
Planned Capacity:
1
0.2
Utilities in County: Bozrah Light & Power Co; Connecticut Light & Power Co; Groton, City of, Dept of Utilities; Jewett C
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Methane Reduction (tonsfyr):
C02 Equivalent ofCH4 Reduction (tons/yr):
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement:
Potential
1,099
23,069
Electricity Generation Project
Current
0
0
Direct Use Project
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement: Electricity Generation Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
Coal: 4,736 30
Fuel Oil: 3,887 25
Natural Gas: 2,614 0
E. CONTACT INFORMATION
Landfill Owner
Contact Name: Dawn Lemieux ,
Mailing Address: Town Office PO Box
Phone Number: 603-744-8849
Fax Number:
Dawn Lemieux
Town Office PO
203-441-6740
: Direct Use Project
', CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
3,308 30
i
! 2,715 16
1
1,826 . 0
:
Landfill Operator
Box
* Itallicized indicates values estimated by EPA.
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1 A. GENERAL LANDFILL INFORMATION
Landfill Owner:
Landfill Owner Type:
Alternative Landfill Name:
City:
County:
State:
Year Open:
Year Closed:
Public
Hartford
Hartford
CT
1980
1995
Annual Acceptance Rate (tons):
Year Annual Acceptance Rate Reported:
Design Capacity (tons):
Acres Currently Land filled (acres):
Average Depth (feet):
1995 Waste-in-Place (tons):
1998 Waste-in-Place (tons):
187,000
1994
87
2,187,000
2,187,000
B. LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION
Estimated Methane Generation (mmscf/d):
LFG Collection System Status:
Current LFG Collected (mmscf/d):
Collection and Treatment System Required Under NSPS/EG:
0.98
Operational
No
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C. LANDFILL GAS UTILIZATION
Current Utilization:
Utilization System Status:
Utilization System Type:
Utilization System Start Year:
Electric Utility Provider(s):
Natural Gas Provider(s):
Energy Purchaser(s):
Capacity:
Construction
Reciprocating Engine
1998
Electricity Generation Project (MW)
OR
Direct Use Project (mmBtu/hr)
Estimated Potential Capacity:
Current Capacity:
Planned Capacity:
31
Utilities in County:
Connecticut Light & Power Co
Methane Reduction (tons/yr):
CO2 Equivalent ofCH4 Reduction (tons/yr):
Potential
5,651
118,667
Current
0
0
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement:
Coal:
Fuel Oil:
Natural Gas:
Electricity Generation Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
24,468 155
20,082 129
13,503 0
Direct Use Project
CO2 (tons/yr)
17,017
13,966
9,391
SO2 (tons/yr)
155
81
0
E. CONTACT INFORMATION
Landfill Owner
Landfill Operator
Contact Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone Number:
Fax Number:
David Martin
179 Allyn Street
203-549-1751
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Manchester LF
Landfill Category: Candidate
A. GENERAL LANDFILL INFORMATION
Landfill Owner:
Landfill Owner Type:
Alternative Landfill Name:
City:
County:
State:
Year Open:
Year Closed:
City of Manchester
Public
Manchester
Hartford
CT
2004
Annual Acceptance Rate (tons):
Year Annual Acceptance Rate Reported:
Design Capacity (tons):
Acres Currently Landfilled (acres):
Average Depth (feet):
Waste-in-Place (tons):
1998 Waste-in-Place (tons):
30,000
1994
62
B. LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION
Estimated Methane Generation (mmscf/d):
LFG Collection System Status:
Current LFG Collected (mmscf/d):
Collection and Treatment System Required Under NSPS/EG:
Operational
No
C. LANDFILL GAS UTILIZATION
Current Utilization:
Utilization System Status:
Utilization System Type:
Utilization System Start Year:
Electric Utility Provider(s):
Natural Gas Provider(s):
Energy Purchaser(s):
Capacity:
Planned
Reciprocating Engine
2000
Electricity Generation Project (MW) OR
Direct Use Project (mmBtu/hr)
Estimated Potential Capacity:
Current Capacity:
Planned Capacity:
i
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i
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Utilities in County: Connecticut Light & Power Co; Fletcher Electric Light Co Inc
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Methane Reduction (tons/yr):
CO2 Equivalent ofCH4 Reduction (tons/yr):
Potential
Current
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement:
Coal:
Fuel Oil:
Natural Gas:
Electricity Generation Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
Direct Use Project
C02 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
E. CONTACT INFORMATION
Landfill Owner
Landfill Operator
Contact Name:
Mailing Address:
Louise Guarnaccia, Superintendent
41 Center Street
Phone Number:
Fax Number:
203-647-3248
203-647-3248
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New Haven LF
Landfill Category: Candidate
A. GENERAL LANDFILL INFORMATION
Landfill Owner:
Landfill Owner Type:
Alternative Landfill Name:
City:
County:
State:
Year Open:
Year Closed:
City of New Haven
Public
New Haven
New Haven
CT
1993
Annual Acceptance Rate (tons):
Year Annual Acceptance Rate Reported:
Design Capacity (tons):
Acres Currently Landfilled (acres):
Average Depth (feet):
Waste-in-Place (tons):
1998 Waste-in-Place (tons):
72,800
24
B. LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION
Estimated Methane Generation (mmscf/d):
LFG Collection System Status:
Current LFG Collected (mmscf/d):
Collection and Treatment System Required Under NSPS/EG:
No
C. LANDFILL GAS UTILIZATION
Current Utilization:
Utilization System Status:
Utilization System Type:
Utilization System Start Year:
Electric Utility Provider(s):
Natural Gas Provider(s):
Energy Purchaser(s):
Capacity:
Planned
Unknown
2000
United Illuminating
Electricity Generation Project (MW)
OR
Direct Use Project (mmBtu/hr)
Estimated Potential Capacity:
Current Capacity:
Planned Capacity:
Utilities in County:
Connecticut Light & Power Co; United Illuminating Company; Wallingford Electric Div
D. ENVIROMENTAL BENEFITS OF UTILIZATION
Methane Reduction (tons/yr):
CO2 Equivalent ofCH4 Reduction (tons/yr):
Potential
Current
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement:
Coal:
Fuel Oil:
Natural Gas:
Electricity Generation Project
C02 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
Direct Use Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
E. CONTACTfNFORMATION
Landfill Owner
Landfill Operator
Contact Name:
Mailing Address:
Phone Number:
Fax Number:
Brian Funk, Acting Dir., Public Works
34 Middletown Avenue
203-787-6345
Brian Funk
34 Middletown Avenue
203-946-8101
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Landfill Owner Type:
Alternative Landfill Name:
City:
County:
State:
Year Open:
Year Closed:
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Public
New Milford
New Milford
Litchfield
CT
1987
1997
New Milford LF Landfill Category:
A. GENERAL LANDFILL INFORMATION
Annual Acceptance Rate (tons):
Year Annual Acceptance Rate Reported:
Gas Recovery Design Capacity (tons):
Acres Currently Landfilled (acres):
Average Depth (feet):
1995 Waste-in-Place (tons):
7998 Waste-in-Place (tons):
" B. LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION
Current
300,000
1994
6,238,752
75
90
6,700,000
7,300,000
':-.-.
Estimated Methane Generation (mmscf/d):
LFG Collection System Status:
Current LFG Collected (mmscf/d):
Collection and Treatment System Required Under NSPS/EG:
2.29
Operational
2.8
No
I
C. LANDFILL GAS UTILIZATION ;
Current Utilization:
Utilization System Status:
Utilization System Type:
Utilization System Start Year:
Electric Utility Provider(s):
Natural Gas Provider(s):
Energy Purchaser(s):
Operational
Gas Turbine
1991
Connecticut Light & Power Co
Capacity:
Estimated Potential Capacity.
Current Capacity:
Planned Capacity:
Utilities in County:
Electricity Generation Project (MW) OR Direct Use Project (mmBtu/hr)
i 7 7,
3.3 58
Connecticut Light & Power Co
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Methane Reduction (tons/yr):
CO2 Equivalent ofCH4 Reduction
(tons/yr):
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement:
Coal:
Fuel Oil:
Natural Gas:
Potential
13,212
277,448
Electricity Generation Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
56,039 354
45,994 296
30,927 0
Current
10,792
226,638
Direct Use Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
39,786 362
32,654 190
21,957 0
f E. CONTACT INFORMATION "?
Landfill Owner Landfill Operator
1 i
Contact Name: Bill Howard, Environmental Engineer
Mailing Address: 1 82-2 Danbury Road
Phone Number:
Fax Number:
203-350-2222
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Candidate
A. GENERAL LANDFILL INFORMATION
Landfill Owner:
Landfill Owner Type:
Alternative Landfill Name:
City:
County:
State:
Year Open:
Year Closed:
Public
Shelton
Fairfield
CT
1990
1994
Annual Acceptance Rate (tons):
Year Annual Acceptance Rate Reported:
Design Capacity (tons):
Acres Currently Landfllled (acres):
Average Depth (feet):
1995 Waste-in-Place (tons):
7995 Waste-in-Place (tons):
40
174
2,000,000
2,000,000
B. LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION
Estimated Methane Generation (mmscf/d):
LFG Collection System Status:
Current LFG Collected (mmscf/d):
Collection and Treatment System Required Under NSPS/EG:
0.93
Operational
1.2
No
C. LANDFILL GAS;«TILIZATION
Current Utilization:
Utilization System Status:
Utilization System Type:
Utilization System Start Year:
Electric Utility Provider(s):
Natural Gas Provider(s):
Energy Purchaser(s):
Capacity:
Shutdown
Reciprocating Engine
1995
United Illuminating
Electricity Generation Project (MW)
OR
Direct Use Project (mmBtu/hr)
Estimated Potential Capacity: 3 29
Current Capacity:
Planned Capacity: 1.7 25
Utilities in County: Connecticut Light & Power Co; Norwalk Third Taxing District, Electric Dept; South Norwalk Elec W
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Methane Reduction (tons/yr):
CO2 Equivalent ofCH4 Reduction (tons/yr):
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement:
Coal:
Fuel Oil:
Natural Gas:
tOMENTAL BENEFITS OF UTILIZATION : ; ,; 1 ;;
Potential
5,374
112,858
Electricity Generation Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
22,889 145
18,786 121
12,632 0
Current
4,625
97,131
Direct Use Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
16,184 147
13,283 77
8,932 0
E. CONTACT INFORMATION
Landfill Owner Landfill Operator
Contact Name: Carlo Berardinelli 1
Mailing Address: 1410 Honeyspot Road | 1 79 Allyn Street
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Phone Number: 203-386-9755 , 860-549-6390
Fax Number: '
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! Windsor LF Landfill Category*: Candidate
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Landfill Owner:
Landfill Owner Type:
Alternative Landfill Name:
City:
County:
State:
Year Open:
Year Closed:
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Town of Windsor
Public
Windsor-Bloomfield
Windsor
Hartford
CT
1973
2004
GENERAL LANDFILL INFORMATION ; f - ,: '.-
Annual Acceptance Rate (tons):
Year Annual Acceptance Rate Reported:
LF Design Capacity (tons):
Acres Currently Landfilled (acres):
Average Depth (feet):
1994 Waste-in-Place (tons):
1998 Waste-in-Place (tons):
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34,000
1994
69
1,268,000
1,404,000
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Estimated Methane Generation (mmscf/d):
LFG Collection System Status:
Current LFG Collected (mmscf/d):
Collection and Treatment System Required Under NSPS/EG:
0.78
Planned
No
C, LANDFILL GAS UTILIZATION
Current Utilization:
Utilization System Status:
Utilization System Type:
Utilization System Start Year:
Electric Utility Provider(s):
Natural Gas Provider(s):
Energy Purchaser(s):
Capacity:
Planned
Unknown
2000
Electricity Generation Project (MW)
OR
Direct Use Project (mmBtu/hr)
Estimated Potential Capacity:
Current Capacity:
Planned Capacity:
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Utilities in County: Connecticut Light & Power Co; Fletcher Electric Light Co Inc
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Methane Reduction (tons/yr):
CO2 Equivalent ofCH4 Reduction (tons/yr):
Emissions Avoided by Fossil Fuel Displacement:
Coal
Fuel Oil
Natural Gas.
Potential Current
4,493 0
94,351 0
Electricity Generation Project Direct Use Project
CO2 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr) C02 (tons/yr) SO2 (tons/yr)
18,943 120 13,530 123
15,547 100 11,105 65
10,454 - 0 7,467 0 \
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. E. CONTACT INFORMATION t^
Landfill Owner Landfill Operator
Contact Name: , Tom Rasmussen, Superintendent Tom Rasmussen
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Mailing Address: 500 Huckleberry Road 275 Broad Street
Phone Number: \ 203-285-1833 203-285-1833
Fax Number: 1
* Itallicized indicates values estimated by EPA.
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