Repowered biogas plant in Vyškov, Czech Republic
We reconstructed an existing bioglas plant at EFG in Czech Republic to upgrade capacity and sustainablity.
Reconstruction of an existing biogas plant
The existing biogas plant in Vyškov, Czech Republic, has been rebuilt to expand capacity. Before, the plant processed 14,000 tons of waste per year. After, the plant can process up to over 30,000 tons of waste per year. EFG significantly increases their sustainability through anaerobic digestion and membrane biogas upgrading technology. The generated biomethane is distributed through a gas distribution network in the Czech Republic.
Renewed biogas plant for EFG in Vyškov, Czech Republic
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The plant can now process biogas into biomethane. The plant processes biodegradable waste, which would otherwise end up in landfills, and is used to produce biomethane, electricity and heat. This contributes not only to environmental protection but also to the Czech Republic’s energy independence.
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“We managed to significantly expand the biogas plant in Vyškov within a year to become the largest waste processing plant in southern Moravia, which we are extremely happy about.”
- Said Tomáš Voltr, managing director of Energy Financial Group
Technical Highlights
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Biogas capacity
Digesters
After digester
Digestate treatment
Heat recovery
Santitation tank
Methane concentration biomethane
Biogas upgrading efficiency
Project characteristics
- Rebuilt of an existing biogas plant
- Improves productivity and long-term viability
- Transforms food waste into biomethane
