Objective of the project
This project is aimed at collecting and processing the landfill gases through flaring at Chiltepeque?s sanitary landfill where Puebla City?s solid wastes are deposed.
The proposed activity will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thereby generating Certified Emission Reductions (CER?s). Project description and proposed activities (including a technical description of the project) The Municipal Government of Puebla (H. Ayuntamiento de Puebla - HAP), the capital city of Puebla State, currently disposes in its own operated landfill an average of 1,600 tons/day of municipal solid wastes (MSW) generated by its 1.45 million inhabitants. The size of the landfill (53 hectares), the largest of Puebla State, and type of refuse received makes this site a good candidate for a LFG recovery system.
The landfill facility will be receiving MSW until 2020.
The HAP has disposed MSW in a 29 hectare-area and it is expected to utilize 11 out of those 29 hectares on the development of the LFG recovery system.
The aforementioned disposal area (11 hectares) is already equipped with a leachate collection system. However, only passive venting rather than a LFG collection system has been implemented.
The proposed GHG emission reduction project includes the following stages:
- LFG extraction system, including wells, well heads, piping, condense collection and knockout, blowers and monitoring station.
- Flare stage in order to allow safe methane destruction and combustion.

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