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August 2011 saw microturbines and a biogas treatment plant upand-running in Brandenburg, Germany, for the very first time. The new facility was built by CHP specialist Greenvironment which installed a microturbine CHP plant in the 24,000 square metre Barsikow biogas park. A company spokesman commented: “The thermal energy in the exhaust gas stream of the microturbine is being used as process heat for the biogas treatment plant. “The treatment is based on the principle of chemical scrubbing (amine scrubbing). The aim is to provide an autonomous process heat supply for the treatment plant through a heat-controlled combined heat and power plant with integrated microturbines,” he said. The electric current generated is fed into the network of the local power supply company. Here, microturbines with their high thermal efficiency offer a clear competitive advantage, which significantly increases the overall economic efficiency of the biomethane production, reports Greenvironment. Fuelled by biomass materials such as maize, whole plant silage and dry chicken droppings, around 8.4 million cry standard cubic metres of biogas and 3 million dry standard cubic metres of biomethane will MICROTURBINES Brandenburg’s 600kW microturbine Barsikow CHP plant Fuelled by biomass materials such as maize, whole plant silage and dry chicken droppings a microturbine CHP plant built by the energy specialist Greenvironment has been installed at Barsikow biogas park. Barsikow, outside Brandenburg, Germany. WIP has the story. be produced annually. The Barsikow unit’s Electrical Power Output is put at 600 kW, with a Thermal Power Output (120°C/140°C) of 608 kW. October 2011 saw Greenvironment Plc announce a co-operative venture with Dalkia Polska S.A. based in Warschaw, Poland. Dalkia Polska S.A. is owned by IFM - Industry Funds Management and Dalkia International SA controlled by both Veolia Environnement SA and Electricité de France SA (EDF). Dalkia has been doing business in Poland for over 14 years, managing the production and local distribution of energy in almost 40 cities, including Lodz and Poznan, respectively the second and fifth-largest in the country. Dalkia Polska and Greenvironment plan to establish combined heat and power plants (CHP) based on microturbines. Dalkia will provide its own sales network, service team and operations facilities to market, operate and service Greenvironment CHPs in Poland. Greenvironment will deliver the technology and supports on specification as well as commissioning. The contract confirms that both parties will first establish a pilot site in order to explore the best technological and economical opportunities. The initial target projects are natural gas installations of up to 1 MW electrical installed power. Larger installations for industrial usage could be targeted at a later stage. Peter Dorner, Chief Operating Officer of Greenvironment Plc, comments: “Thanks to the efforts of our Polish team within W ORLDWIDE I NDEPENDENT P OWER • NOVEMBER 2011 Schmalkalden (Großes Heizhaus) 600 kW microturbine CHP plant . Sönnebüll 200 kW microturbine CHP plant. the last year, we were able to enter into this important cooperation agreement with Dalkia Polska. It is a big step forward for us in order to address the Polish market needs.” Greenvironment is a European company active in the decentralised energy generation market which plans, builds and operates cogeneration heat and power plants (CHP). The company offers CHP plants in 30 kWel to 4 MWel power range and is a market leader in the use of innovative microturbine technology in electricity generation from biogas and natural gas. Greenvironment is an important distribution and technology partner of Capstone Turbine Corp. WIP Internet link www.greenvironment.de 35
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