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The Quarterly Reports for the King County Fuel Cell Demonstration Project provide performance data and information about the experience gained from the operating the fuel cell. The Quarterly Reports were submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency throughout the two-year demonstration period, April 2004 - April 2006. The demonstration period had two objectives: - That molten carbonate fuel cell technology can be adapted to use anaerobic digester gas as a fuel source; and
- That a nominal plant power output target of 1 MW (net A.C.) can be achieved using either digester gas or natural gas/scrubbed digester gas.
Quarterly Report No. 4
Quarters 2 and 3, 2005
January 2006 (PDF, 1.7 MB) Quarterly Report No. 3
Quarter 1, 2005
August 2005 (PDF, 1.7 MB) Quarterly Report No. 2
Quarter 4, 2004
April 2005 (PDF, 752 KB) Quarterly Report No. 1
Quarters 2 and 3, 2004
January 2005 (PDF, 280 KB) |
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View a poop powered power plant ( , external link), an interview with John Phillips, King County Staff.
Faircompanies, sustainable news, Dec. 14, 2007 Lessons Learned from the World's Largest Digester Gas Fuel Cell
Washington State Recycling Association - Spokane, May, 2006.
Presented by Greg Bush - King County
(PDF, 1.2 MB) Lessons Learned from the World's Largest Digester Gas Fuel Cell,
Presentation for WEFTEC conference, Nov. 2, 2005 (PDF, 893 KB)
Session #79 - Residuals and Biosolids Management: Biogas Utilization/C0-digestion
(view WEFTEC 2005 workshop and technical sessions, external link)
King County Wastewater Treatment Division, CH2M HILL, Fuel Cell Energy 
Poster (PDF, 1.3 MB). Sustainable On-Site Power Generation using a 1 MW Fuel Cell and Digester Gas, Jaimie Hennessy, Eleanor Allen, Greg Bush, Dave Hennessy, WEF Technology 2005, Second Joint Specialty Conference for Sustainable Management of Water Quality Systems for the 21st Century, San Francisco, California, August 2005.
King County Carbonate Fuel Cell Demonstration Project --
Case Study of a 1-MW Fuel Cell Power Plant Fueled by Digester Gas,
Interim Report, February 2005 (PDF, 765 KB)
Dan Rastler, Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Powermags.platts.com, January/February 2005 issue (external link) -- Fuel Cells Reach MW Class MSNBC News, July 16, 2004 (external link) -- Poop power? Sewage turned into electricity. Fuel cells and waste sludge mix to power treatment plant. |
