Biomass to Water and Electricity Solution
The ZeroPoint Biomass to Water and Electricity (B2WE) Solution represents the leading edge in the development of off-grid, biomass boiler processes for the production of field potable water and electricity.
Features:
ZeroPoint's standard B2WE Solution provides potable water, heat and electricity for remote locations and disaster relief. The B2WE Solution uses almost any biomass or waste and can be deployed anywhere in the world. The units operate on minimal amounts of fuel; similar to a wood stove. Heat from the fire box boils contaminated water into steam to produce potable water and heat. The steam is condensed in a process that generates approximately 10Kw of electricity for field use. Multiple B2WE units can deploy rapidly to provide basic human needs in harsh field conditions.
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Benefits:
    - Rapid Field Source for:
        Heat
        Water
        Power
    - Uses Readily Available Fuel
    - Modular, Skid-Mounted Package
    - Built for Container Shipping
    - Rapid Global Deployment
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Market Opportunities
Waste Water Treatment Plants
offer a unique opportunity for biomass to energy solutions to utilize sludge as fuel to reduce disposal and feedstock costs. Baseload heat and power can be provided to reduce costs and/or generate revenue. Flared methane can be captured and gas scrubbing costs are lower for economic benefit.
Landfill Gas to Energy Projects
with declining gas production curves possess pre-existing infrastructure including; land, buildings, reciprocating engines, grid connections and power purchase agreements. The life and value of these assets are extended and increased with the ZeroPoint solution. Waste wood streams further enhance project economics at many sites seeking alternative uses for this material.
Remote Power Generation
currently occurs with high cost diesel fuel. The ZeroPoint solution offers an attractive replacement or co-fueling opportunity. This solution is economic without subsidies.

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