1.29.2024
Germany: "Cluster" approach for the production of biomethane, including for small biogas plants
Market and policy
For biogas plant operators in Germany, upgrading to biomethane represents a challenge, particularly for small-scale plants. To support small producers, the KIT - Engler-Bunte-Institut has developed a project idea that involves the grouping of small plants so that all the biogas produced is conveyed to a single central upgrading site, ending with the direct injection of biomethane into the grid. This “cluster” approach offers significant economic advantages, with a cost reduction of 50% compared to an individual operation.
Original language: German
Origin: Germany
Speaker
Katharina Bär
Project Engineer, DVGW Research Unit at the Engler-Bunte Institute, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
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