Romania: Genesis Biopartner's new biogas plant from organic waste
In Cordun, Romania, one of the largest biogas plants for the production of energy from organic waste was inaugurated, owned by Genesis Biopartner, a leading company in the sector. The state-of-the-art facility can process up to 55,000 tonnes of biodegradable organic waste per year from supermarkets, retail, hotels and restaurants. The waste is treated and subsequently conveyed to fermenters for the production of biogas. The biogas feeds two cogenerators that produce electricity (for self-consumption and for the grid) and thermal energy (used for digestate treatment). A virtuous model, as well as an important point of reference for the local community of farmers, which are supplied with organic fertiliser.
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Climate change is a challenge and at the same time an opportunity. NetZeroTube collects ideas, insights, guides, experiences and interviews in the form of videos to accompany you on the path towards the energy transition. A path to take thanks to the energy of cogeneration, biogas and biomethane/RNG.