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Autumn 2023 EN

The German Biogas Association presents its autumn 2023 issue of the English BIOGAS journal.

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<strong>EN</strong>GLISH ISSUE<br />

BIOGAS JOURNAL | AUTUMN_<strong>2023</strong><br />

Čurug: Agrarian company with a biogas plant by Global Seed.<br />

A truck delivers food waste supplied by Esotron.<br />

Baur Folien GmbH<br />

Gewerbestraße 6<br />

87787 Wolfertschwenden • Germany<br />

tract according to which we pay Esotron on the basis of<br />

the gas yield.”<br />

There is strong demand for waste from Esotron among<br />

biogas plant operators in Serbia. Esotron cannot supply<br />

all the interested parties, mainly due to the lack of<br />

significant waste disposal and separation of household<br />

and commercial waste. However, as an EU accession<br />

candidate, Serbia will have to implement this. Biogas<br />

Double membrane gasholder | Emission protection foils<br />

Foil gas accumulators | Single membrane covers<br />

Leakage detection systems<br />

0049 (0) 8334 99 99 1 – 0<br />

0049 (0) 8334 99 99 1 – 99<br />

info@baur-folien.de<br />

www.baur-folien.de<br />

could also contribute to the solution by adding value to<br />

organic waste and transforming it into fertilizer.<br />

Agricultural Operation Almex Operates<br />

Three 1-MW Plants<br />

Some of the biogas plants in Serbia are already using<br />

organic waste as a substrate without depending on suppliers<br />

like Esotron. They can access various organic substrates<br />

internally as part of corporations<br />

or corporate networks. An example of this<br />

is Biolife in Crepaja. The plant manager<br />

Dušan Dobriković stands in the drizzling<br />

rain. The entrance to the 1 MW biogas<br />

plant made by an Italian manufacturer<br />

leads past the stables of his employer’s<br />

15,000-animal pig farm, the agricultural<br />

group Almex from nearby Pančevo. Almex<br />

operates a total of three 1 MW plants in<br />

the area.<br />

“When we planned the plants, we originally<br />

wanted to use corn silage from our<br />

own fields as a substrate, mixed with dung<br />

and manure from our livestock farms,”<br />

says Dušan Dobriković, who is actually<br />

a trained food technologist. Next to pig<br />

fattening, Almex also operates a dairy<br />

farm. “But by the time we put the plants<br />

into operation in 2021, everything<br />

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