Comments on: Tire-to-energy plant proposed for Erie

By: Diesel

Diesel — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 17:11:40 +0000

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By: Darrell Petri

Darrell Petri — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 22:02:03 +0000

I work in the energy field I just got done with a scrubber in Indiana, Pa at Keystone power plant.
That will clean the pollution out of the stacks. So I do not understand why everybody knows everything about the tires energy plant and they know there is 100 hazardous air pollutants. When we try to bring business in erie. Do you all see there is no jobs for anybody and that would help some people in erie.
I Think that the people that think they know everything should do what they do for a leaving and let the people that know what they know about the energy plant do their job.

By: Tom Marks

Tom Marks — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 17:06:40 +0000

I have experience with tires to energy plants. While in Japan I was at a tire plant in Toyota City which burned scrap tires. The process was clean, no burnt rubber smell from stack emissions. What do we propose to do with scrap tires landfills are not the answer. Burning extracts the energy contained and with the proper scrubbers on the flues the emissions can be clean.
Burning does release carbon dioxide which adds to global warming, however if we can reduce the equilvalant oil and coal burned for energy the loading to the atmosphere would be a wash and we would have saved filling our landscape with old tires.