Biogas in Greece: Actual situation and perspectives
|
|
- Christal Bryan
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Biogas in Greece: Actual situation and perspectives Christos Zafiris Agriculture engineer Biomass dept 02/06/2016
2 Contents Biogas in Greece Biomass potential for biogas production in Greece Barriers Requirements for the design and implementation of biogas projects Investment opportunities Legal status Conclusions
3 In Greece of financial recession there are challenges Lack of financial liquidity Incomplete legal framework Unstable tax system Lack of long-term policies The response to these challenges is really difficult but it is possible if accompanied by a comprehensive plan, coordination, cooperation and systematic monitoring of the implementation of the necessary actions. It needs a thorough reading of existing opportunities in combination with a realistic and critical depiction of Greek reality
4 ..but also opportunities The biogas sector offers significant opportunities that can boost entrepreneurship and contribute to financial recovery. The opportunities lie in the unused and huge potential of organic wastes: tons of wastes from cattle-pig-poultry breeding farms In total there are 240,000 SMEs of the primary sector The spatial distribution of those plants favor the decentralized biogas production, the planning of small economically viable projects of kwe capacity, according to the German concept.
5 GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN &INSTALLED POWER (MW) Biogas UNITS in the interconnected system (Article 9 L.3468 / 2006) Source: ΛΑΓΗΕ-Operator of electricity market
6 Biogas plants in Greece Biogas plants of MWe capacity are operating, mostly at solid waste landfills (SWL) and municipal wastewater treatment plants (MWTP). The most important in: SWL of Ano Liossia a co-generation plant of 23.4 ΜWe capacity is in operation. MWTP of Psyttalia a co-generation plant of 11.4 MWe capacity is in operation. SWL of Tagarades in Salonica a co-generation plant of 5 MWe capacity is in operation.
7 Biogas plants in Greece S/ N ENERGY TYPE FUEL- TYPE Location Thermal Capacity (MW th ) Electrical Capacity (MW e ) Annual Biogas Production (m3/yr) 1 ELE SWL Thessaloniki ,000,000 2 CHP MWTP Larisa ,120 3 CHP MWTP Patra ,012 4 HEAT MWTP Chalkida ,000 5 HEAT MWTP Alex/poli ,000 6 HEAT MWTP Rodos ,000 7 CHP MWTP Hraklio ,000 8 CHP MWTP Chania ,000 9 CHP MWTP Athens ,774, CHP SWL Athens ,000, CHP MWTP Volos ELE SWL Volos ,783,632 TOTAL ,561,764
8 Biogas plants in Greece S/ N ENERGY TYPE FUEL- TYPE Location Thermal Capacity (MW th ) Electrical Capacity (MW e ) 1 HEAT FOOD Thessaloniki HEAT FOOD Athens CHP AGRI Preveza ELE AGRI Veria CHP AGRI Komotini CHP AGRI Imathia CHP AGRI LARISA CHP AGRI Attiki CHP AGRI Thessaloniki CHP AGRI Pella 0.99 TOTAL
9 Biogas plant in Ano Liossia 23.5 MW e Source: HELECTOR
10 Biogas plant in Psyttalia 11.4 MW e Source: EYDAP
11 Biogas plant in Tagarades 5 MW e Source: HELECTOR
12 Source: ΤΕΤΩΡΟΣ Biogas agricultural plants CHITAS FARMA S.A 1MW Gasnakis Antonios S.A 0.25MW Karanikas Antonios S.A 0.25ΜW Bioaerio Komotinis S.A 0.50MW
13 Biogas agricultural plants Seiti Bros S.A 0.5 MW e Bioaerio Megaron S.A 0.5MW e Source: ΤΕΤΩΡΟΣ
14 Expected to be operational in Βioenergeiaki Mantineias S.A Source: KAFSIS - ΤΕΤΩΡΟΣ
15 Bio energy in the electricity market Up to present, RΑΕ has issued 83 licenses for bioelectricity production, with total installed capacity of ΜW MW (46 plants) refer to biogas production 7 licenses for MSW (41.33 MW) 7 licenses for water treatment plants (17.06 MW) 26 licenses for agricultural/animal breeding wastes (72.0 MW) 3 licenses for agricultural wastes (12.0 MW) 3 licenses for animal breeding wastes (4.12 MW) MW (37 plants) refer to biomass combustion plants
16 Licence applications according to L.4152/2013 REGIONS LICENCES TO TEST PRIORITY CAPACIT Y (MW) LICENCES WITH SINGED CONTRACTS CAPACITY (MW) ATTIKI MAKEDONIA- THRAKI WEST GREECE CENTRAL GREECE TOTAL
17 Theoretical biomass potential in Greece MAIN CATEGORIES UNITS CATTLE 25,530 SOWS 2,560 CAPACITY (MW) ORGANIC WASTES (T/Y) FUEL CAPACITY (MW) 726,013 cattle 13,601, ,920 Sows 2,277, SYSTEMATIC POULTRY 1,972 33,875, , DAIRY ESTABLISH- MENT 696 1,175, , TOTAL 30,758 17,514, Source: C. Zafiris/CRES
18 Potential daily production of animal wastes in Greece 18 Mt animal wastes from cattle, pig and poultry 5.6 PJ annual energy production Cattle breeding mainly in northern Greece Pig breeding equally distributed over Greece Poultry farming mainly in three regions Source: CRES/Biomass dept
19 Spatial planning of the Sows breeding farms in Greece 1000 sows 100 sows Source: Union of pig breeders in Greece.
20 Theoretical potential : ~8.7 Mtons dm/year Theoretically available potential: ~5.5 Mtons dm/year Energy potential: ~99 PJ/year (~ 27.7 TWh) Agricultural residues
21 Theoretical potential of straw Theoretical potential ~1.15 million tons DM/year (65MWe biogas plant) Regions: Larissa, Thessaloniki, Evros, Phiotida, Serres, Κozani, Κilkis
22 Theoretical potential residues of maize Theoretical potential : ~0.6 Mtons DM/year (34ΜW) Regions : Serres, Κavala, Xanthi, Drama, Ilia, Etolia- Akarnania, Larissa, Trikala,Pella
23 Biogas from biodegradable MW REGION MSW (t/y) BMW (t/y) ΜWe E. Makedonia & Thraki C. Makedonia W. Makedonia Thessalia Ipiros Ionian Islands W. Greece C. Greece Peloponnissos Attiki N. Aegean S.Aegean Kriti TOTAL
24 Potential spatial distribution of biogas plants Foustani Wastes: 680,000t Installed capacity: 13.5MW Agios Athanasios Wastes: 2,000,000t Installed capacity: 40MW Tagarades Landfill Installed capacity: 5MW Phillira Wastes: 800,000t Installed capacity:15mw Filippiada Wastes: 730,000t Installed capacity:14.5mw Stratos Wastes: 982,000t Installed capacity: 19MW Plant proposed Oinophyta Wastes: 200,000t Installed capacity: 4MW Ano Liossia Landfill Installed capacity: 23.5MW Psyttalia (WWTP) Wastes: 700,000t/day Installed capacity: 11,4MW Pethymno Wastes: 60,500t Installed capacity:1.5mw Plant in operation Possible Injection point in natural gas grid Anogeia Wastes: 34,000t Installed capacity: 1MW Source: C. Zafiris/CRES
25 Barriers Availability and supply of raw materials Lack of public awareness Social acceptance Environmental licensing PPC monopoly Inefficiency of Greek policy framework (gate fee) Huge bureaucracy Absence of spatial planning for biomass plants Lack of financial incentives Complicated structure of public services
26 Requirements for the design and implementation of biogas projects Institutional measures to implement the concept of 'gate fee' Simplification of licensing procedures, setting up 'one stop shop' Incentives for projects up 250kWe, according to the German model Setting up of a price for the heat production, the solid ( /t) and liquid digestate (0-10 /t)
27 Investment Opportunities Unexploited Greek Biogas market. Unique investment opportunity due to the up-to-now totally unexploited Greek biogas production market, combined with the immediate need for decontamination of organic waste throughout the country. There is now sharply increasing interest in the biogas industry. The Law 3851/2010 offers all necessary financial elements, as well as a very positive legal framework for the development of profitable biogas units. High sales price of each ΜWh: 230 /MWh without any development cost subsidy. The sales price has been in force since June 2010 following voting of new law 3851/2010 regarding Renewable Energy Sources (RES).
28 Legal status Law 3851/2010 Accelerating the development of Renewable Energy Sources to deal with climate change and other regulations addressing issues under the authority of the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Decision (MD) digestion of biomass (Official Gazette /08/2013). Additional obligations for the environmental permitting process of power plants and thermal energy using biogas from anaerobic digestion of biomass (Official Gazette /08/2013). L.4152 (09/05/2013) L.4203 (01/11/2013)
29 Greece is a beautiful country.
30 Conclusions The biogas sector offers significant opportunities that can boost entrepreneurship and contribute to financial recovery. There is huge potential of organic wastes 17 million tons of wastes from cattle-pig-poultry breeding farms out of the 240,000 SMEs of the primary sector 2 million tons of agricultural residues from maize and straw The spatial distribution of those plants favor the planning of small economically viable projects of kwe capacity, according to the German concept. Unexploited Greek Biogas market. The Law 3851/2010 offers all necessary financial elements, as well as a very positive legal framework. High feed-in tariff of each ΜWh: 230 /MWh.
31 Thank you for your attention
Biogas in Greece: Actual situation and perspectives
Biogas in Greece: Actual situation and perspectives Christos Zafiris ΜSc Agriculture engineer Biomass dept Thessaloniki, 29/09/2015 Contents Biogas in the EU Biogas in Greece Biomass potential for biogas
More informationBioenergy in Greece: Actual situation and perspectives
Bioenergy in Greece: Actual situation and perspectives Christos Zafiris ΜSc Agriculture engineer CRES - Biomass department Thessaloniki, 19/06/2018 Contents Biogas in the EU Biogas in Greece Biomass potential
More informationThe Greek Biogas Market. by Gerd Dückelmann-Dublany, in Graz,
The Greek Biogas Market by Gerd Dückelmann-Dublany, in Graz, 18.01.2017 1.2 Greek Biogas Market 250 200 250 150 100 50 0 47 52 Total installed capacity by 2015 (in MW) Total installed capacity by 2016
More informationRES - Status Quo, Potential and Prospects Vasileios Tsolakidis, CRES
RES - Status Quo, Potential and Prospects Vasileios Tsolakidis, CRES 20 June 2017, Thessaloniki Greek energy sector 2 Source: Eurostat (2017) RES targets Directive 2009/28/EC Gross final energy consumption
More informationRenewable Energy Programs of Greece
Renewable Energy Programs of Greece Dr. Panagiotis K. Chaviaropoulos Head of RES Office Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate Change 1 National Action Plan for RES (2010-2020) Greece presented early
More informationWP 7 Mobilization Campaigns for Decision Makers
Project: BiG>East (EIE/07/214) WP 7 Mobilization Campaigns for Decision Makers Local Implementation strategy for biogas projects in Greece Contribution to Deliverable 7.3 Sioulas Konstantinos, MSc Zafiris
More informationFuture Investments in Biogas: UK
Future Investments in Biogas: UK Lucy Hopwood Head of Biomass & Biogas : The Bioeconomy Consultants Introduction Consultancy Market, technical, policy & sustainability expertise Advisory Strategic guidance
More informationWP 2.8 Biogas Potential in Greece Summary Report
Project: BiG>East (EIE/07/214) WP 2.8 Biogas Potential in Greece Summary Report Deliverable 2.2 Sioulas Konstantinos, MSc Centre for Renewable Energy Sources (CRES) 19 th km Marathonos Avenue 190 09 Pikermi,
More informationComponent 1. Stock taking and assessment of existing Climate Change strategies - Baseline Report (Waste)
Component 1. Stock taking and assessment of existing Climate Change strategies - Baseline Report (Waste) Özgür Şakı, Senior Waste Expert 6 th March 2018, Ankara GHGs caused by Waste Sector Turkey s total
More informationM. Özgür Şakı, Senior Waste Expert M. Özgür Şakı, Kıdemli Atık Uzmanı 22 May 2018, Ankara
Dissemination Workshop Yayım Toplantısı M. Özgür Şakı, Senior Waste Expert M. Özgür Şakı, Kıdemli Atık Uzmanı 22 May 2018, Ankara GHGs caused by Waste Sector Turkey s total GHG emissions in 2016 was 496
More informationPhotovoltaic Activities in Greece and Potential for Sustainable Market Development
Photovoltaic Activities in Greece and Potential for Sustainable Market Development Presentation prepared by: Dr Christos Protogeropoulos AHK Symposium, Prague 17 June 2005 Utility PV Systems in the 80s
More informationThe legal framework of electricity generation from biomass/biogas in Greece
The legal framework of electricity generation from biomass/biogas in Greece Eva Keki / LL.M. Bonn / Lawyer at the First Instance Court in Athens, Associate MStR Law Sofia Deligianni / LL.B. University
More informationWP 3.3: Policy Roadmap for small-scale biogas implementation in Slovenia
Project: BiG>East (EIE/07/214) WP 3.3: Policy Roadmap for small-scale biogas implementation in Slovenia Deliverable 3.3 Authors: Matjaž Grmek, Ivo Blaznik Litijska 45 SI-1000 Ljubljana March 2009 With
More informationRound Table: Bioeconomy and bio-based industries in the Countries of the Region: barriers, needs and opportunities
HORIZON 2020 AND THE BIO-BASED INDUSTRIES JOINT UNDERTAKING (BBI JU): OPPORTUNITIES FOR JOBS AND GROWTH IN THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION Ecomondo, Rimini, Italy - 10 November, 2016 Round Table: Bioeconomy and
More informationWLG PLENARY SESSION III Doing Business in Today s Greece
WORLD LAW GROUP Spring Conference 2008 Athens, Greece May 7-10, 2008 WLG PLENARY SESSION III Doing Business in Today s Greece E.U. & GREEK LEGISLATION FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES ( RES ) May 9, 2008 9:00am
More informationBiomass Cogeneration Network- BIOCOGEN
Biomass Cogeneration Network- BIOCOGEN Ms Ioanna Papamichael, Dr Calliope Panoutsou, Mr Andrew Lamb Center for Renewable Energy Sources (CRES), Pikermi - GREECE ABSTRACT The main goal of the BIOCOGEN network
More informationCountry report Australia
IEA Bioenergy Task 37 Country report Australia Bernadette McCabe December 2016 Current biogas status The majority AD plants are associated with municipal waste water treatment plants (WWTP) with most sites
More informationImplications of New Waste Management Legislation in Finland. Jukka Salmela Helsinki Region Environmental Services Authority, Waste Management
Implications of New Waste Management Legislation in Finland Jukka Salmela Helsinki Region Environmental Services Authority, Waste Management Content 1. Framework set by the European Union 2. National implementation
More informationGeneral overview for investors in Hungary s energy market
General overview for investors in Hungary s energy market WHY INVEST IN THE HUNGARIAN GREEN INDUSTRY? Competitive investment environment Competitive energy prices Favorable implementation costs Government
More informationWaste to Energy WTERT, N.Y., October 2008
Waste to Energy MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE INCINERATION WITH SIMULTANEOUS ENERGY PRODUCTION (WASTE TO ENERGY) MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE TREATMENT IN THE SURROUNDINGS ATHENS REGION One of the most important political
More informationAnimal Waste based Biogas Potential in Turkey
Animal Waste based Biogas Potential in Turkey. Dr. Thomas Breuer, GIZ Eschborn,09 March 2012 initiative on the basis of a decision adopted by the German Bundestag. 1 Outline I. Turkish-German Biogas Project
More informationBiogas Fuel Source for a Renewable Future. Jan Buijk (416)
Biogas Fuel Source for a Renewable Future Jan Buijk Buijkjan@ddace (416) 804-2203 Lessons Learned from Biogas Study Tour GE Energy Jenbacher gas engines 2 Energy Planning Principles: Reduction of overall
More informationValorisation of organic household waste & greenery cuttings
Valorisation of organic household waste & greenery cuttings Olaf Fennis - Attero June 9, 2015, Brussels Agenda Introduction Situation in the Netherlands Situation in (North-West) Europe Case study Saarland
More informationBIOENERGY INDUSTRY AND MARKETS IN ITALY
BIOENERGY INDUSTRY AND MARKETS IN ITALY V. Pignatelli 1, V. Alfano Abstract Italy is largely dependent on foreign energy supplies as it concerns with fossil fuels, and the contribution of renewable energy
More informationVERY SMALL- & SMALL- CHP SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS IN HELLAS
VERY SMALL- & SMALL- CHP SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS IN HELLAS COSTAS G. THEOFYLAKTOS President HACHP Exec. Comm. COGEN EUROPE ASHRAE HELLENIC CHAPTER TEE ENERGY & BUILDING ATHENS 13 th October 2012 Greece: total
More informationC.J Banks, A.M. Salter and M Chesshire. 7 th International Symposium on Waste Management Problems in Agro-Industries Amsterdam th September 2006
Potential of anaerobic digestion for mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and production of renewable energy from agriculture: barriers and incentives to widespread adoption in Europe C.J Banks, A.M.
More informationD4.1 An action plan for the sites (Astakos port)
D4.1 An action plan for the sites (Astakos port) Project acronym EPIC 2020 Project title Symbiotic bio-energy Port Integration with Cities by 2020 Start/end date of the project 01.04.2013 31.03.2016 Project
More informationVERY SMALL- & SMALL- CHP SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS IN HELLAS
VERY SMALL- & SMALL- CHP SYSTEMS IN BUILDINGS IN HELLAS COSTAS G. THEOFYLAKTOS President HACHP Exec. Comm. COGEN EUROPE ASHRAE HELLENIC CHAPTER TEE ENERGY & BUILDING ATHENS 13 th October 2012 EU-25 Energy
More informationDEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES FOR BIOGAS PRODUCTION FROM AGRICULTURAL WASTES IN FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA (NORTH- EAST OF ITALY)
University of Udine Department of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES FOR BIOGAS PRODUCTION FROM AGRICULTURAL WASTES IN FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA (NORTH- EAST OF ITALY) D. Dell
More informationBiogas upgrading a Lithuanian perspective
Biogas upgrading a Lithuanian perspective Dr. Andrius Tamošiūnas, Lithuanian Energy Institute, Lithuania Baltic Energy Innovation Centre Seminar on Biogas, 14 August, 2018 Malmö, Sweden Content Lithuanian
More informationProspects for Green Gas Production in the Russian Federation and its Potential Export to the European Union
Prospects for Green Gas Production in the Russian Federation and its Potential Export to the European Union Vladislav Karasevich, PhD, Executive Director at JSC Lores, Moscow, Russian Federation Irina
More informationAnaerobic Digestion Deployment in the United Kingdom. Michael Goldsworthy 12 th March Rushlights BioBriefing
Anaerobic Digestion Deployment in the United Kingdom Michael Goldsworthy 12 th March Rushlights BioBriefing Overview NNFCC company background Anaerobic digestion (AD) introduction Incentives for AD UK
More informationOVERVIEW OF RENEWABLE ENERGY IN VIETNAM
40th Meeting of APEC Expert Group on New and Renewable Energy Technology 2-3 April, 2013 Ha Noi, Viet Nam OVERVIEW OF RENEWABLE ENERGY IN VIETNAM Mr. Nguyen Ninh Hai Deputy Director New and Renewable Energy
More informationDI Bioenergy Danish Bioenergy Association Danish-German Bioenergy Conference Kolding, 4. April, 2017
Michael Persson Bioenergy in Denmark Michael Persson DI Bioenergy Danish Bioenergy Association Danish-German Bioenergy Conference Kolding, 4. April, 2017 Photo: DONG Energy 2 Michael Persson Agenda 1.
More informationTHE NEW STATUTORY FRAMEWORK FOR THE PROMOTION OF RES IN GREECE, THE CURRENT STATE OF THE PV MARKET AND ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE PV SUPPORT MEASURES
THE NEW STATUTORY FRAMEWORK FOR THE PROMOTION OF RES IN GREECE, THE CURRENT STATE OF THE PV MARKET AND ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE PV SUPPORT MEASURES Stathis Tselepis CRES, Center for Renewable Energy
More informationReview progress of Directive
CODE Review progress of Directive D5.1 South Eastern Europe Region Report on issues and progress with Directive www.code-project.eu March 2011 Table of contents 1. Introduction to the region... 3 2. Method
More informationRenewable Heat Incentive How Much, What and Who?
Renewable Heat Incentive How Much, What and Who? Brian Ó Gallachóir, Emma Hanley, Richard O Shea and Jerry Murphy 5 th Annual ESRI-UCC Seminar on Energy Policy Research Overview Context How Much? What
More informationExport & import possibilities and fuel prices
AFB-net V Targeted actions in bioenergy network Export & import possibilities and fuel prices Task 2 Country report of FRANCE CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION...3 2 BIOMASS RESOURCES...3 3 CURRENT ENERGY USE OF
More informationMEDIUM AND SMALL SCALE CHP: Technologies, Legal Framework and Potential in Greece
4 th International Conference on Legal Framework, Investment Opportunities and Technical Innovation in the Electricity Sector Athens, Greece, 23-24 October 2009 MEDIUM AND SMALL SCALE CHP: Technologies,
More informationBiomass Strategy for England s Northwest Summary Report 2010
Biomass Strategy for England s Northwest Summary Report 2010 1 Introduction The Biomass Strategy aims to increase biomass electricity and heat generation in England s Northwest from the 2009 level of around
More informationPerspectives of energy recovery from food waste generated from hotels
Perspectives of energy recovery from food waste generated from hotels G. Perkoulidis and N. Moussiopoulos Aristotle University Thessaloniki, Lab. of Heat Transfer and Environmental Engineering E-mail:
More informationCODE2 Cogeneration Observatory and Dissemination Europe
CODE2 Cogeneration Observatory and Dissemination Europe D5.1 - Final Cogeneration Roadmap Member State: Greece November 2014 Leading CODE 2 Partner: Hellenic Association for Cogeneration of Heat and Power,
More informationThe Perfect Time for Greece to join Modern MSW management
ATHENS 2017 5th International Conference on Sustainable Waste Management, June 23, 2017 The Perfect Time for Greece to join Modern MSW management Prof. Nickolas J. Themelis, Director Chair, Global WtERT
More informationFrom Waste to Energy From Problem to Opportunity
From Waste to Energy From Problem to Opportunity AMEU Technical Conference 6 October 2015 Kenny Gaynor Director Power Solutions Cummins Africa Agenda Bio Gas Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Sources of Municipal
More informationBiogas in NI A Vision for 2020
Biogas in NI A Vision for 2020 renewable energy is the key to wealth creation Robert Brennan B9 Current roles - Who is Robert Brennan? 1. Instigated B9 Organic Energy International Ltd Landfill gas development
More informationRenewables Update Argyll, Nov John Farquhar Senior Renewables Consultant
Renewables Update Argyll, Nov 2017 John Farquhar Senior Renewables Consultant Renewables today Over the last year there have been reductions in the renewables financial incentives for both electricity
More informationRenewable Energy Sources: National Targets and Legal Framework
MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT ENERGY & CLIMATE CHANGE Renewable Energy Sources: National Targets and Legal Framework P. Karatzias Renewable Energy Sources Ministry of Environment and Energy Directorate of Renewable
More informationPlanET Biogas Global GmbH
Company presentation PlanET Biogas Global GmbH Iqualiptus Malle, Sales Manager Tanzania AHK Geschäftsreise Tansania, Energieeffizienz & Eigenversorgung mit Erneuerbaren Energien in der Industrie vom 29.10.
More informationBiomass and Energy A Perspective from Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)
Biomass and Energy A Perspective from Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Agamuthu P. and Fauziah S.H. Institute of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Science, University of Malaya, 50603 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
More informationInternational Technological Applications group of companies. 30 years in green energy & environment
International Technological Applications group of companies 30 years in green energy & environment info@itagroup.gr +30 210 96 52 031 +30 210 96 52 081 FIELDS OF ACTIVITY RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES COGENERATION
More informationBioenergy from potential to reality
Bioenergy from potential to reality Dr. Horst Jauschnegg President of Austrian Biomass Association Austrian Biomass Association (ABA) 1.200 members (private persons, companies, organisations) Goal: Increase
More informationFunded by: European Eur Union 1
1 Enhancing Institutional Capacity for the Market Development of Decentralised Energy Systems in Thailand DE Best Practice Sridhar Samudrala Director ASIA World Alliance for Decentralized Energy (WADE)
More informationBIOGAS DEVELOPMENT IN EASTERN EUROPE: CURRENT STATE AND PERSPECTIVES
BIOGAS DEVELOPMENT IN EASTERN EUROPE: CURRENT STATE AND PERSPECTIVES ADTech2015, 3-6 February Chiang Mai, Thailand prof. Saulius Vasarevicius Anaerobic Digestion Biogas generation in oxygen free conditions:
More informationG R E E N H O U S E G A S M I T I G A T I O N W A S T E SECTOR
Overview of Sector Vietnam s urban population is growing 4.4 percent annually, industry is growing 17 percent annually, and the agriculture sector continues its steady growth. As a result, Vietnam produces
More informationUNDP-GEF PROJECT: REDUCING BARRIERS TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BIOMASS MARKET IN SERBIA
UNDP-GEF PROJECT: REDUCING BARRIERS TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BIOMASS MARKET IN SERBIA Miloš Banjac Assistant Minister and NPD Republic of Serbia Ministry of Mining and Energy Maja Matejić Energy
More informationWP 3.3: Policy Roadmap for large-scale biogas implementation in Latvia
Project: (EIE/07/214) WP 3.3: Policy Roadmap for large-scale biogas implementation in Latvia Deliverable 3.3 M.Sc.ing Ilze Dzene EKODOMA Ltd. Noliktavas street 3-3, Riga LV-1010, Latvia February September,
More informationUNDP/GEF PROJECT: REDUCING BARRIERS TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BIOMASS MARKET IN SERBIA
UNDP/GEF PROJECT: REDUCING BARRIERS TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BIOMASS MARKET IN SERBIA Baku October 2016 Maja Matejić Portfolio Manager Energy UNDP Serbia Content: Key information about the
More informationCODE2 Cogeneration Observatory and Dissemination Europe
CODE2 Cogeneration Observatory and Dissemination Europe D5.1 - Final Cogeneration Roadmap Member State: Cyprus October 2014 Leading CODE 2 Partner: Hellenic Association for Cogeneration of Heat and Power,
More informationRenewables Case Study: Greece Legal Framework, Experiences, Challenges. Gkizas G. Αpostolos Scientific Expert of RAE RES Department
Renewables Case Study: Greece Legal Framework, Experiences, Challenges Gkizas G. Αpostolos Scientific Expert of RAE RES Department Rabat, Morocco, 1 November 2017 Agenda Thematic Areas 1. Introduction,
More informationBiogas Situation in the Netherlands
Biogas Situation in the Netherlands Workshop Task 37 IEA-Bioenergy Moss 19 April 2012 Mathieu Dumont NL Agency Contents - State of the art in biogas development; statistics - Approach Green Gas production
More informationState Policy in the Biogas Arena
State Policy in the Biogas Arena Presented by: Graham Noyes Stoel Rives LLP 600 University Street, Suite 3600 Seattle, WA 98101-4109 Direct: (206) 386-7615 jgnoyes@stoel.com July 12, 2011 1 2 Number of
More information(2011) 2011). UNSPECIFIED,
Zis, Thalis and Rentizelas, Athanasios and Tolis, Athanasios and Tatsiopoulos, Ilias P. and Aravossis, Konstantin (2011) Economic evaluation of waste management options for remote areas. In: Proceedings
More informationManures use for energy and disposal regulations
Manures use for energy and disposal regulations Julian Bell - Senior Business Consultant SAC Consulting SRUC Julian.Bell@sac.co.uk / +44 7795 302 264 Animal manures energy potential and agricultural regulations
More informationPromotion of bio-methane and its market development through local and regional partnerships. A project under the Intelligent Energy Europe programme
Promotion of bio-methane and its market development through local and regional partnerships A project under the Intelligent Energy Europe programme Contract Number: IEE/10/130 Deliverable Reference: D
More informationSupporting and integrating RE-Electricity in Italy The GSE experience IEA DSM Task XVII Seoul, Korea, September 2008
Supporting and integrating RE-Electricity in Italy The GSE experience IEA DSM Task XVII Seoul, Korea, September 2008 Giancarlo Scorsoni 18/05/2006 1 Huge challenges To cope with: Global Climate Change
More informationInterface analysis and report for incorporation and alignment of data from biomethane study into RHI workstream. Final Report. for
Project Name Document Name Interface analysis and report for incorporation and alignment of data from biomethane study into RHI workstream Final Report for Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland January
More informationRES-E policy and planning in GREECE
RES-E policy and planning in GREECE Dimitri Lalas face 3 ts S.A. Sofia 17-19Jan2017 1 Questions Posed 1. Present RES-E support scheme Is your country on the path to reach its 2020 RES-E target? Key barriers
More informationDEVELOPMENTS IN THE GREEK ENERGY LANDSCAPE
Investment Energy Summit Greece, Cyprus, Israel RE-DESIGNING THE FRAMEWORK OF THE EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKET DEVELOPMENTS IN THE GREEK ENERGY LANDSCAPE THE INVESTOR S POINT OF VIEW Dinos A. Benroubi Executive
More informationBiogas Policy Recommendations
Biogas Policy Recommendations Jennifer Green November 27, 2013 at Queen s Park, Ontario Overview Introduction to Biogas Association FIT Program Feedstock Supply Innovation RNG and Transportation Summary
More informationHighlights of socio-economic impacts from biogas in 28 target regions
IEE Project BiogasIN Highlights of socio-economic impacts from biogas in 28 target regions D.2.4., WP2 - Larisa Lovrenčec, Sinergija - December, 2010 This Project (Contract No. IEE/09/848 SI2.558364) by::
More informationBiogas in Canada Jody Barclay CETC - NRCan
Biogas in Canada Jody Barclay CETC - NRCan Report to IEA Bioenergy Task 37 Lille, France November, 2007 Canadian Energy Supply Natural Gas, 33% Nuclear, 7% Renewables & Hydro, 17% Coal, 11% Biomass 6%
More informationCountry profile and actions in BiogasAction. Latvia
Dissemination Report first period, Latvia Country profile and actions in BiogasAction Latvia Page 1 of 8 Country profile and state of departure The history of biogas production in Latvia started in the
More informationEnergy in Denmark a framework for renewable energy. Lars Georg Jensen Chief Adviser, Energy Systems, Danish Energy Agency Dublin, RE Summit 2016
Energy in Denmark a framework for renewable energy Lars Georg Jensen Chief Adviser, Energy Systems, Danish Energy Agency Dublin, RE Summit 2016 Page 1 Danish Energy Agency Established in 1976 Agency under
More information6. Good Practice Example: Biogas in Germany
6. Good Practice Example: Biogas in Germany Key words Energy, Power, Renewables, Biogas, Organic waste, Landfill. Name and location Using biogas as an energy resource for small power plants in Germany
More informationLAYMAN S REPORT September 2013
LAYMAN S REPORT September 2013 CONTENTS Project Scope and Objectives Project Area Methodology Implemented Results Achieved Project Benefit and Impact Cost-Benefit Discussion on the Results (Economic and
More informationSolar Cells Hellas S.A. Open to the future of energy
Solar Cells Hellas S.A. Open to the future of energy Overview The Group is a vertically integrated PV producer in Southeast Europe, operating state of the art production equipment for the production of
More informationlegislative framework
Selected aspects of legislative framework in EU countries influencing small-scale biogas development www.bioenergyfarm.eu Current development status 2 Current development status The maximum electric power
More informationFinancial Incentives for anaerobic digestion
Financial Incentives for anaerobic digestion David Collins Head of Biogas GROWING THE RENEWABLE ENERGY ECONOMY REA Biogas Scotland based in Scotland full back-up from REA policy staff workshops for PAS110/SEPA/ADQP
More informationTHE NEW LAW FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES IN GREECE AND MEASURES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHOTOVOLTAIC APPLICATIONS IN THE COUNTRY
THE NEW LAW FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES IN GREECE AND MEASURES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHOTOVOLTAIC APPLICATIONS IN THE COUNTRY C Protogeropoulos CRES Centre for Renewable Energy Sources Department of
More informationUK Strategies and Policies for Anaerobic Digestion
UK Strategies and Policies for Anaerobic Digestion Jeremy Eppel Deputy Director, Farming for the Future Programme, Defra Methane to Markets Expo, Delhi 4 th March 2010 Benefits of Anaerobic Digestion Climate
More informationSelume proferre..! Investment Opportunities in Resource Management and Renewable Energy Projects in Sri Lanka
Selume proferre..! Investment Opportunities in Resource Management and Renewable Energy Projects in Sri Lanka Mr. Pradip Jayewardene, Consul General Consulate General of Sri Lanka, Frankfurt am Main The
More informationFinancial Effectiveness and Areas of Improvement in Greek Municipalities. Petros Pallis. University of Piraeus, Piraeus, Greece.
Management Studies, May-June 2017, Vol. 5, No. 3, 183-193 doi: 10.17265/2328-2185/2017.03.003 D DAVID PUBLISHING Financial Effectiveness and Areas of Improvement in Greek Petros Pallis University of Piraeus,
More informationOvercoming Barriers with Integrated Support Frameworks
Advancing the Irish Bio-Economy Overcoming Barriers with Integrated Support Frameworks www.tcbb.ie Objectives Enhanced Bio Economic Development Improved Economic Sustainability Resource Efficiency - reduce
More informationFrance renewable energy policies
France renewable energy policies Louise ORIOL Renewable Energy Office Ministry of Environment, Energy and the Sea 1 st September 2016 Key energy figures about France Total final energy consumption (2014):
More informationHow Feasible is Decarbonisation in SE Europe? The Role of Cogeneration of Heat and Power. Costas G. Theofylaktos President of HACHP
How Feasible is Decarbonisation in SE Europe? The Role of Cogeneration of Heat and Power Costas G. Theofylaktos President of HACHP June, 2016 1 Data of SE Europe In SE Europe live 138 million people Its
More informationBiomass Opportunities in UK Electricity Market. R J Kennedy
Biomass Opportunities in UK Electricity Market R J Kennedy Introduction Issues very complex Very political Issues very interrelated Climate Change Renewable Power does not work work without subsidy Biomass
More informationDistrict Heating in Denmark
District Heating in Denmark The development from fossil fuels to green fuels and green electricity. Bo Riisgaard Pedersen Special Advisor, DEA Page 1 Agenda A few facts on district heating in Denmark.
More informationBiomass Energy Development in Thailand Yaowateera Achawangkul, Ph.D.
Biomass Energy Development in Thailand Yaowateera Achawangkul, Ph.D. Department of Alternative Energy Development and Efficiency Ministry of Energy, Thailand 1 Content 1. Thailand s Energy Situation 2.
More informationManagement of solid wastes in India - Status and initiatives
Management of solid wastes in India - Status and initiatives K.V.Rajeshwari The Energy and Resources Institute New Delhi rajikv@teri.res.in Presented By: N. Krishnan EEC Research Associate / Applied Materials
More informationUrban Renewable Biogas
Urban Renewable Biogas The Potential Win Win Win Solution Renewable Energy: Too Valuable to Waste June 16 th, 2010 Environmental and Energy Study Institute Wayne Davis Vice President, Harvest Power Does
More informationAnaerobic Digestion not just biogas production. FARM BIOGAS Methane consulting cc
Anaerobic Digestion not just biogas production FARM BIOGAS Methane consulting cc Use of fire - the greatest achievement of the human race FARM BIOGAS Methane consulting cc Reduction of GHG s emission FARM
More informationAspects of Rural Development in Greece: Indicators, Policies and New Opportunities
Aspects of Rural Development in Greece: Indicators, Policies and New Opportunities Polixeni Iliopoulou 1 and Panagiotis Stratakis 2 Abstract Rural development has attracted the interest of European regional
More informationValue chain for woody biomass. Romanian case. Author: Nicoleta ION Cristian TANTAREANU. Date: 21 June 2016
Value chain for woody biomass Romanian case Author: Nicoleta ION Cristian TANTAREANU Date: 21 June 2016 4 th GBEP Bioenergy Week, Budapest, 21 June 2016. 1. Wood Energy Production and Use in Romania -
More informationCyprus Energy efficiency report
Cyprus Energy efficiency report Objectives: 2.2 TWh of end-user energy savings by 2016 13% renewable energy in final consumption by 2020 Overview - (% / year) Primary intensity (EU=100) 1 103 - -0.9% --
More informationThailand Bioenergy Technology Status Report 2013
Thailand Bioenergy Technology Status Report 2013 The working group for Bioenergy Science Technology and Innovation Policy for Thailand in the context of AEC For more information please contact: The working
More informationDRIVERS AND BARRIERS FOR THE APPLICATION OF WASTE-TO-ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES IN GREECE
DRIVERS AND BARRIERS FOR THE APPLICATION OF WASTE-TO-ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES IN GREECE MAVROPOULOS ANTONIS o, SKOULAXINOU SOTIRIA o, KARKAZI ANNA o, MENTZIS ANDREAS o o EPEM S.A., Acharnon 141 Β, 11251 Athens,
More informationNEW YORK STATE: WASTEWATER DIGESTER POTENTIAL. June 6, 2016 George Bevington
NEW YORK STATE: WASTEWATER DIGESTER POTENTIAL June 6, 2016 George Bevington SSO Mandate? Source Separation of Organics (SSO) from the solid waste stream already mandated at adjacent states Institutions
More informationE2Tech Distributed Generation. Forum. Portland, ME. Dan Kelley-Vice President Energy & Power Engineering. Portland, ME
E2Tech Distributed Generation Dan Kelley-Vice President Energy & Power Engineering Portland, ME Forum Portland, ME COMMITMENT & INTEGRITY DRIVE RESULTS Executive Summary Distributed Generation electric
More informationThe Uilenkraal Bio-gas Power Generation Plant
The Uilenkraal Bio-gas Power Generation Plant Dr. Andrew Taylor Cape Advanced Engineering (Pty) Ltd andrewtaylor@cae.co.za 4 October 2015 the South African reality typical Eskom winter profile - 2015 peak
More informationCOGENERATION THE SMART DECISION! Why and how cogeneration can make your company more profitable and energy efficient?
Cogeneration Observatory and Dissemination Europe Why and how cogeneration can make your company more profitable and energy efficient? COGENERATION THE SMART DECISION! Table of contents 1 WHY COGENERATION
More information