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ENGLISH ISSUE BIOGAS JOURNAL | AUTUMN_2023 Processing corn for a facility that runs primarily on food waste. However, these alone do not provide the operators with the desired return, and they are not always available in sufficient quantity and quality. Biogas plant in Cestereg. The 637-kW plant, which was put into operation four years ago, is fed with silage, straw and manure from their own cows. Biogest was the planner of the plant. sures good results in the fields. Mihajlo Nakomčić has fewer options. Behind the farmer, starlings chirp loudly in the trees and on the ladder at the digester as they prepare for flight training. As planned, the 24-year-old and his father run the 637-kW plant with silage, straw and manure from his own cows, which was commissioned four years ago. According to him, the Biogest plant is running very well. And on an area of 1,000 hectares, the family-run operation produced enough silage over the past few years to be able to fall back on a full stock despite periods of drought. “But actually, we should sell the silage for the current prices,” Nakomčić says. But then the biogas plant would stand idle. He would be only too happy to buy organic waste – if it were available. But his biggest problem is the financial difficulties of the state supplier EPS. For the past three months, that company has failed to pay for the energy they have been feeding them. Mihajlo Nakomčić vents his anger: “We are currently financing the bank loan for the biogas plant from the harvest yield, which wasn’t originally planned.” There is no reaction to phone calls by the headquarters of EPS in Belgrade. As a result, news about incompetence in the “We are currently technical control of the company-owned power plants is financing the bank loan for the biogas plant from the spreading. And blackouts are occurring. harvest yields, which wasn’t But if Mihajlo Nakomčić decided to sell his power on the originally planned” open market, he would lose Mihajlo Nakomčić the feed-in tariff agreed on for twelve years. Furthermore, on the recommendation of the Serbian government, electricity prices for both industries and consumers have been kept low so far. Therefore, Mihajlo Nakomčić wants a consistent market opening and greater legal certainty. He hopes that both aspects will be achieved by entry into the EU. Author Klaus Sieg Freelance Journalist Rothestr. 66 · 22655 Hamburg 00 49 171/6 39 42 62 klaus@siegtext.de www.siegtext.de 62
ENGLISH ISSUE 12 – 14 December 2023 Nuremberg, Germany HYDROGEN SULFIDE ? IMPROVED EFFECTIVENESS NEW FORMULAS ! Internal Desulfurization ® FerroSorp DG External Desulfurization FerroSorp ® S Phone: 0049 30 84 71 85 50 www.ferrosorp.de 2024 12 – 15 NOVEMBER HANOVER, GERMANY INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR FOR INNOVATIVE ENERGY SUPPLY English lectures: EU policy, new electricity market design, fuel cells on biogas plants, standardisation, financing, best practice Save the date! Biogas Convention & Trade Fair Biogas Jahrestagung & Fachmesse German lectures: the future of biogas, storage power plant, heat concepts, green gases, biomethane, waste fermentation, law, safety BIOGAS Forum in hall 9 (with simultaneous translation): best practice, innovations, successful projects incl. Biogas Convention Biogas Jahrestagung www.energy-decentral.com Biogas Trade Fair Biogas Biogas Fachmesse ED24_85x118_EN.indd 1 27.09.23 10:28 Programme and information: www.biogas-convention.com
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