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326 Vauxhall Nine Elms Battersea Opportunity Area Planning FrameworkHeat and electrical outputPotential AD Technology SuppliersThe heat and electricity output will bedependent on the size and efficiency of theAD plant. However as a benchmark if all theenergy requirements of the biogas plant aremet from the gas produced, a typical energybalance might be as follows, where onetonne of waste produces 60m3 of methanewith a caloric value of 35.6MJ. A detailedenergy assessment is provided in the energystatement.The most common options for building anAD facility are via:1. Technology providers – see Table 5 belowfor a list of technology providers2. Waste Management Company –e.g. Bywaters, Veolia, etc.3. Energy Service company (ESCo) -i.e. an energy service company providingdesign and implementation of energyinfrastructure outsourcing, powergeneration and energy supply, andrisk management.4. Sewage treatment facilities –e.g. King’s Lynn Sewage Treatment Works,Clenchwarton, Norfolk.Sample of ADTechnology suppliersActive compost, 25 ScaurO’Doon Road, Doonfoot,Scotland KA7 4EPAnDigestion Summerlease,7 Summerlease Road,Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL68RTBekon, 9 Feringastrasse,D-85774, Unterfohring,GermanyBiogas Nord UK LimitedHenstridge Trading Estate,Templecombe, Somerset,BA8 0TNBiogen Greenfinch (UK)Limited,Milton Parc, Milton Ernest,Bedfordshire, MK44 1YUBioscan, 5 Tagtaekkervej,DK-5230 Odense M,DenmarkCambi AS, Solbraveien 10,1383 Asker, NorwayContact detailsRobin Szmidt Tel: 07952748549, robin.szmidt@activecompost.comwww.activecompost.comJake Prior,Tel: 01409253861,info@andigestion.co.uk,www.andigestion.co.ukTel: 0498990779590Tel: 01963365252Info-uk@biogas-nord.comTel:01584877687Michael.chessire@biogengreenfinch.co.ukProduct informationUK agent for swiss Kompogas dryAD systemOperator of the Holsworthy ADplant in Devon. Can provide fulldesign, build, finance and operateservice for AD plantDry AD system from Germany thatuses a drive-in-bunker system. Idealfor solid waste of energy crops.UK arm of German ADmanufacturer, focusing on wetAD systems with a history on farmbased systems.UK company developing ADplants in partnership with farmers,landowners and food producersTel: 45 6615 7071,www.bioscan.dkDanish AD supplierEnergy use % M 3 methane/tonne (gas yield) MJ/ tonne (Calorific value)Losses 5 - 10 3 - 6 106.8 - 213.6Process heat 12 - 18 7.2 - 10.8 256.3 - 384.5Process electricity 8 - 12 4.8 - 7.2 170.9 - 256.3Surplus energy 60 -75 36 - 45 1281.6 - 1602Table TA6.6 Typical energy balance for an AD plantEarth Tec EngineeringLimited, Wentworth BusinessPark, Barnslet, SouthYorkshire S75 3DLEnpureEnpure House, BirminghamRoad, Kidderminster,Worcestshire, DY10 2SHHese-Unwelt GmbHMagdeburger Str, 166, 45881Gelsenkirchen, GermanyWotjtect SargalskiTel: 47 66 77 98 32ws@cambio.no, www.cambi.comTony LewisTel: 07966 928134Robyn Haines, Business Development,Tel: 01562820010rchaines@ennpure.co.uk www.enpure.co.uk2 stage AD system with initial steamhydrolysis phase. Has been used forsewage treatment, but can be morewidely applicable.International Engineering DesignGroup specializing in waste waterand AD plant design, delivery andmanagement.UK agents for the BTA dry and wetAD systems. Also provide upgradingsystems from PURAC.UK contact Paul Wayman, Tel: 01332842848, www.hese-umwelt.deGerman AD supplierTable TA6.7 Potential A.D Technology SuppliersTable continued on page 34