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Biogest extends plant operations

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Energy Global,


The two Biogest PowerRing biomethane plants have been operating in the UK since 2016, and their plant operations will be extended due to satisfying operating results and feedstock availability. The investments were carried out by the same stakeholders to improve their on-farm performance. Followed by projects in France, India, the Czech Republic, Serbia, Romania, Croatia, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria and South Korea these Biogest biomethane plants in the United Kingdom represent a milestone for customer satisfaction and confidence in Biogest technology.

Previously, Biogest received the first PowerRing biomethane plant order for 900 Nm3/h in 2014 and the extension order in 2020. As part of the extension, the open-pit residue tank will be rebuilt to a closed tank with a gasholder on top, and will now function as a digester. After four years, the plant will provide the power of 1600 Nm3/h. The second Biogest biomethane plant was ordered for 900 Nm3/h in 2015, extended for the first time in 2018 and will now be rebuilt for the second time. Upon the first extension, a residue tank was added and with the new extension will be repurposed like in the former project with a renewed output of 1600 Nm3/h.

Agricultural waste is transformed during the production process into high quality organic fertilizer, which avoids the use of chemical fertilizers. The biomethane plant is carried out in the proven high efficiency Biogest PowerRing technology, which has advantages in energy efficiency, operational safety, as well as a space-saving modular design.

When it comes to operation and maintenance, Biogest offers tailored service agreements that ensure an ongoing successful business. Furthermore, an eShop for clients is available, where spare and wear parts can be ordered on a one-click basis via a smartphone App. A desktop website ordering option is also available.

As a renewable source of energy, biomethane offers technological, ecological and economic advantages: energy can be generated 365 days a year, at all times of the day and night, and therefore biomethane plays an important role in the mix of renewable energy from water, sun and wind. In addition to helping achieve climate protection goals, biomethane also helps reduce reliance on energy imports. Decentralised energy generation also guarantees sustainable local development.

Read the article online at: https://www.energyglobal.com/bioenergy/11062020/biogest-extends-plant-operations/

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