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Composite scenarios based on common crematorium projects. They show the decisions that matter most — and where buyers are most often surprised.

Illustrative image for replacing two gas lines at a municipal crematorium

Replacement · Northern Europe

Replacing two gas lines at a municipal crematorium

The challenge

Two ageing gas cremators, rising maintenance costs and tighter mercury limits, while the site had to stay operational.

The approach

  • Phased replacement, one line at a time
  • Shared new filtration sized for both lines
  • Heat recovery feeding the ceremony building

A phased plan kept services running throughout and simplified future permitting.

Illustrative image for evaluating an electric cremator for net-zero targets

Technology switch · Western Europe

Evaluating an electric cremator for net-zero targets

The challenge

A city council set a decarbonisation target and asked whether electric cremation suited its volume and grid capacity.

The approach

  • Total cost of ownership modelled for gas vs electric
  • Grid connection study before tender
  • Continuous-operation shift pattern considered

The decision hinged on grid upgrade cost and utilisation — not on equipment price alone.

Illustrative image for starting a pet crematorium from scratch

Start-up · United Kingdom & Ireland

Starting a pet crematorium from scratch

The challenge

Two veterinary partners wanted to offer individual pet cremation with full traceability.

The approach

  • Volume forecast from partner vet practices
  • Partitioned hearth plus a small individual unit
  • Ash traceability and memorial room

Right-sizing the first unit kept capital low while leaving space for a second line.

Illustrative image for adding water cremation alongside flame

New service · North America

Adding water cremation alongside flame

The challenge

A funeral group saw family demand for a lower-emission option where alkaline hydrolysis is legally permitted.

The approach

  • Legal status checked per state
  • Wastewater discharge agreed with the utility
  • Family-facing explanation and pricing

Utility approval and family communication proved as important as the equipment itself.

Scenarios are illustrative composites and do not describe a specific client, site or manufacturer. Images are illustrative.