Waste To Energy Powerplant | CopenHill by BIG Architects

CopenHill is a project designed by the Bjarke Ingels Group also known as BIG Architects. Last year we visited Copenhagen to see this project which is known as the world cleanest waste to energy powerplant. This is also the first powerplant to have a ski slope installed on the roof!
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WIRED UK. Inside CopenHill: The clean energy plant with its own ski slope | On Location. Jan 8, 2020. • Inside CopenHill: The ...
Go Pro. GoPro: Jesper Tjäder - CopenHill | Skiing On Top a Building. Jun 12, 2019. • GoPro: Jesper Tjäder -...
Neveplast Artificial Snow Fun. Futuristic Neveplast ski slope on the top of Copenhill. Feb 21, 2020. • Futuristic Neveplast s...
RambollGroup. Amager Bakke - World class waste-to-energy. Aug 19,2019. • Amager Bakke - World c...
CopenHill. CopenHill test 2 cm ny sne 23. dec 2018. • CopenHill test 2 cm ny...
Dezeen. BIG opens Copenhill power plant topped with rooftop ski slope in Copenhagen. Oct 9, 2019. • BIG opens Copenhill po...
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[@grandmasmith]

We need one of these in every major city around the world. Amazing!

[@GoingGreenOfficial]

Yes!!

[@arlymorico6483]

One of the trend today is the incineration--burning of waste that can light up thousands of homes, converting to electricity. Amazinggg!
This vid is of great help esp to us environment steward and agricultural students.

[@timstopar8694]

That’s pretty awesome. Great video.

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Thanks Tim 👍🏽

[@rosidwiwanisahida9773]

THIS IS SO AMAZING!

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Yes!

[@bryledomingo2959]

This is amazing.

[@laurencedwaynetan]

The Future is Bright!

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Yes!

[@victoriamartinezpulido4128]

Such a good video, loved it!

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Thank you so much! 💚

[@arlymorico6483]

This is amazingg, really ♥️♥️♥️ Hope to have a visit very soon 😭♥️♥️♥️

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Thank you for your support ☺️

[@aprilatwood4529]

:-( just keep consuming...gotta feed that incinerator. And food waste/organic waste CAN be recycled: composting and anaerobic digestion are two of the technologies. Better to recycle and require products and packages to be made of recyclable/compostable material, rather than just burning and then having to continue mining and drilling and cutting to get the natural resources to make new.

[@macriggland6526]

Weird purity spiral, everybody likes clean stuff.

[@clarea-s6779]

Great video but what happens to the toxins and CO2go it all that is released into the atmosphere is steam?

[@christiansebastianlauritse2404]

steam is in it's essence water-vapor. H2O. When biomass burns it releases CO2 (C=corbon, and all organic material has carbon, and O=oxygen), so if you filter out the C, you're left with oxygen. When oxygen mixes with the hydrogen in the air and cools down it becomes H2O, water. so no CO2 comes out, bacause the C is removed.

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🖒🖒🖒🖒
I share the link on my facebook so many people may also see this amazing video.

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[@TVY2013]

Very interesting, but would like a more detailed explanation of just how the toxins produced are supposedly extracted to produce harmless steam.

[@briecheezy4119]

Agreed, Air Pollution Control Filters would be my answer to extracting toxins but would like detail as they vary from plant to plant. Also what about carbon capture? Is that happening as I know in the UK, only a few Energy from Waste plants are moving in this direction and the solutions are not at all easy so I would guess more than steam is being produced at this plant though happy to be proved wrong. However, emissions are a major part of an EfW site and need proper and thorough explanation if one is to do a video like this. Not a bad effort though and I like the term "Hedonistic Sustainability". That's a new one.

[@breb3333]

How do they clean it I’ve watched 3 videos no explanation all I see is the same smoke that comes out of any other building

[@christiansebastianlauritse2404]

filtered and solidified, then reused as fuel.

[@byaheninold352]

This content is amazing ☝

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Love it ❤️❤️❤️

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[@ericjohnsegovia4415]

Amazing content 😊😉

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[@OskariTrueHipHop]

How can burning garbage be clean? The toxic fumes must go somewhere.

[@GoingGreenOfficial]

They are kept inside, solidified and reused as fuel

[@OskariTrueHipHop]

I hope thats the case.

[@CashOut670]

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[@cassio2999]

Copenhill not Copenhell