Hofstetter Umwelttechnik AG 

Based in Switzerland, Hofstetter Umwelttechnik AG (Hofstetter) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Green Gas and specialises in gas collection systems and flares. With over 30 years' experience and over 1,500 plants installed worldwide, Hofstetter uses the latest incineration technology to ensure the safe and quietest possible flaring of gas. In addition, Hofstetter has developed a low calorific valve flare which can deal with low concentration landfill gas.

With their specialist engineering expertise, Hofstetter can address any issue a customer may have and provide the most suitable solution for that customer's particular needs and achieve maximum operational benefit in the minimum time.

Hofstetter's services include:

• Consultancy
• Design
• Engineering
• Manufacture
• Commissioning
• Maintenance
• Measuring/Monitoring
• Customer service.

In addition, Hofstetter provides a complete monitoring, measuring and recording service for Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and Joint Implementation (JI) Projects and also for the validation of carbon credits as provided under the Kyoto Protocol.

Hofstetter uses only high grade materials from the best possible sources and develops top-quality solutions that are perfectly designed to suit the particular operating conditions. Gas emissions systems are designed and installed comply with the regulatory requirements in every operating situation they are used in.

Hofstetter's products include:

• HOFGASÒ- Landfill
  Modern designed gas recovery and gas utilisation plants for landfills. Rely in their operating and safety concept.
• HOFGASÒ- Coal Mine
  Customised solutions for mine gas projects.
• HOFGASÒ- Industrial
  Customised solutions for environmentally safe disposing of combustible gases respectively gas mixtures from industrial processes.
• HOFGASÒ- An-Digestion
  Simple designed back up flares ideal for anaerobic digestion systems.
  

Further information is available at  www.hofstetter-uwt.com

 High temperature flare - Combustion of landfill gas, England.