Particulate matter (dust)
— mg/Nm³
Limit: 10 mg/Nm³
Public monitoring
Don’t trust us. Check.
When Orchidean One operates, this page — and public screens outside the plant and at the municipalities — will show what leaves the stack, compared to the legal limit, for anyone to see.
Status: the plant is in the study phase. Data will appear here once it starts operating.
What it will look like
Every substance, next to its limit.
Daily averages compared to the limits in EU Directive 2010/75/EU.1
Nitrogen oxides (NOx)
— mg/Nm³
Limit: 200 mg/Nm³
Sulfur dioxide (SO₂)
— mg/Nm³
Limit: 50 mg/Nm³
Hydrogen chloride (HCl)
— mg/Nm³
Limit: 10 mg/Nm³
Hydrogen fluoride (HF)
— mg/Nm³
Limit: 1 mg/Nm³
Carbon monoxide (CO)
— mg/Nm³
Limit: 50 mg/Nm³
Total organic carbon
— mg/Nm³
Limit: 10 mg/Nm³
Mercury (Hg)
— mg/Nm³
Limit: 0.05 mg/Nm³
Dioxins and furans
— ng TEQ/Nm³
Limit: 0.1 ng TEQ/Nm³
“—” = no data yet. Values will be published once the plant operates.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · NOT REAL DATA
Particulates — 30-minute averages
Easy to read
One line, one limit.
If the blue line is below the red one, the plant complies. That simple, so nobody needs to be an engineer to understand it.
Operations
And what the plant gives back.
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Trash received today (t)
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Energy delivered today (MWh)
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Equivalent homes
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Tonnes not buried this year (t)
Our commitment
Transparency, in writing.
Beyond what the Ministry of Health requires, Orchidean One commits to:2
- Continuous stack measurements, published online.
- Public screens outside the plant and at the municipalities, with real-time data.
- Every value next to its legal limit, so anyone can understand it.
- Downloadable history for universities, journalists and organizations.
- Regular independent audits, with public results.
- Public notice if any value exceeds its limit, with the explanation and the fix.
Tell me when there’s data.
We’ll write when monitoring goes live.
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