Sogama
ACCIONA designed and constructed the SOGAMA waste-to-energy plant facilities at La Coruña's Cerceda Environmental Complex.
OGAMA's urban solid waste (USW) treatment plant was built to transform non-recyclable USW into a type of refuse-derived fuel (RDF), to later be treated in a steam/water cycle boiler for electricity production.
With a total capacity of 50 MW and an input of 488,000 tonnes of urban solid waste per year, the plant is divided into four parts:
- Yellow Bag Classification Plant (PCBA in Spanish): Light Packaging Recycling Plant.
- Recycling, Treatment, and RDF Preparation Plant (PRTE in Spanish).
- Cogeneration Plant (PCOG in Spanish): Six groups of generators producing a total of 21.21 MWe.
- Thermoelectric Plant (PTE in Spanish).
In addition, we provided services related to the construction of two water treatment plants, a dumping site for inert slag, and an electrical substation.
KEY FIGURES
· 488,000 tonnes of USW per year
· Electrical cogeneration capacity of 21.21 MW
· Thermoelectric generation capacity of 50.00 MW
· Estimated production of 515,000 MWh per year
GENERAL INFORMATION
Location: La Coruña, Spain
Client: Sociedade galega do medio ambiente
Thermoelectric capacity: 50 MW
Technology: Waste to energy
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