Environmental Energy Engineering further expand its international relations in 2025
Thöni’s global presence in America is being further expanded through various trade fair appearances in Las Vegas, Denver, and Toronto. This strong presence is bearing fruit: projects in Calgary and Cordele are currently being implemented. Here you can find more details about our trade fair appearances and our ongoing projects in America.
Trade fair appearances TNA
Biogas East Conference 2025 – From March 17 to 18, the TNA team led by Rolfe Philip attended the conference in Toronto at the Westin Harbour Castle.
Biogas Americas 2025 – At the end of April, the Thöni North America team visited Biogas Americas 2025 in Denver. At booth 923, interested visitors could discover more about the latest developments and current projects.
WasteExpo 2025 – At the beginning of May, the TNA team, together with Peter Scherl, Head of Technology & Sales, attended the 4-day trade fair in Las Vegas. Rolfe Philip hold a presentation on technologies, selection criteria, case studies, and the reduction of greenhouse gases on the WasteExpo stage.
Ongoing projects in America
TTV OX Cordele – Cordele, Georgia (USA), will be the new home of the 40ft OX digester. There, the big brother of the first TTV OX digester from France will process up to 600 tons of OFMSW (organic fraction of municipal solid waste) every year.
TTV Calgary – The city of Calgary, Canada, has decided to expand its existing facility with a biogas plant from Thöni Environmental Energy Engineering. The aim of this expansion is to use organic waste to generate renewable energy in the form of biogas. The expansion will create an additional processing capacity of 60,000 tons per year. The additional 60,000 tons per year will generate climate-neutral biogas, which will be processed into biomethane and fed into the natural gas grid. This will increase processing capacity and transform the waste treatment process from energy-consuming to energy-producing.
In March, the first components and the heart of the plant – the two agitators, each 30.5 meters long and weighing 46 tons – were transported from Landeck to Calgary.
