FAQ

About TMUC:
Yes, part of the power generated from cogeneration process is used for plant operations, while the rest are
exported to the grid.
Ash is recycled into value-added products such as aggregates and blended cement for building and construction application, while waste water is treated to an acceptable limit for safe handling.

Business Impact:
TMUC has been developed to meet our customer’s needs even before they come online. The key focus of Tembusu is to make the supply of utilities and services reliable and cost-competitive so that we can enable the clients to focus on their core businesses. TMUC aims to do that through:
(i) Multi-fuel strategy for energy security
(ii) Achieve high plant efficiency through cogeneration and process optimisation
(iii) Use of best available technology
(iv) Optimisation of processes and business interfaces
Mainly in three ways:
i) the simultaneous production of steam and electricity;
ii) part of the electricity generated from the cogeneration process is used for plant operations; and
iii) waste management by recycling the ashes into useful value-added products such as aggregates and building materials.

Environmental / Social Responsibility:
80% of the total useful energy from the BMCC plant will be in the form of steam, which is 900 tonnes per hour. The remaining 20% of useful energy will be converted to electricity and used internally or exported to the grid.