Use biogas as fuel for cogeneration heat and power plants. Agriculturally and economically seen, a clean affair.

Biogas as a fuel for cogeneration heat and power plants is increasing in importance because it is gained from renewable raw materials, at least at the location of consumption, and thus belongs to renewable energy sources being considered worthy of subsidies by politicians.  

Correspondingly our biogas CHP units can be mainly found in the agricultural field of use because here the basic materials like grass cuttings, corn and liquid manure are “naturally” available.  

In addition, also organic waste like waste from the production of foodstuffs or from the biological waste container in private households can be used. The process and the necessary procedure are very similar to the decaying of sewage sludge which is why we can reach back on many years of experience.  

A reason why increasingly also towns are considering this sustainable form of energy production with Senergie CHP for economic communal motives.  

A very new aspect is offered by micro gas networks and the biogas feed-in into the public natural gas network. The precious biogas can then be produced in one place but be refined into heat and energy in a Senergie CHP in a very different place. Thus biogas is used almost 100%.