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    Biogas Utilization

    Through CombinedHeat & Power Systems

    Jan [email protected]

    (416) 804-2203

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    Most important applications Generator sets: On-site power generation

    Cogeneration: combined generation of heat and power

    Trigeneration: combined generation of heat, cooling andpower

    CO2 fertilization in greenhouses

    Operation on Natural Gas, Biogas, Landfill and OtherGaseous Fuels

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    Organic Matter is everywhere

    Municipal waste

    Manure

    Yard waste

    Wood waste

    Expired food

    Slaughterhouse waste

    Energy Crops

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    Biogas Yields of Different Feed Stocks

    0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700

    cattle manure

    pig manure

    potato peelings

    grass cuttings

    beet

    potatoes

    municipal biowaste

    food waste

    grass silage

    corn silagecorn-cob-mix

    grease trap contents

    waste bread

    waste wheat

    Std. m biogas / ton

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    Anaerobic Digestion of Biomass

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    330 kW Farm Sized Biogas FuelledCogeneration Plants

    1 x JMC208

    Electrical Output: 330 kW

    Thermal Output: 421 kW

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    AD of biomass St. Veit/Glan / Austria

    St. Veit /Austria

    1 x JMC 320 GS-B.LC

    Electrical Output:1,065 kW

    Thermal Output:1,052 kW

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    9GE Energy Jenbacher products

    Integrated Manure Utilization System

    Vegreville - Alberta

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    Biogas plants in Germany

    Quelle: BLE

    >2500 Biogas Utilization Plants

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    Biogas Development (Germany)

    2005 2020550 MW

    Electricity frombiogas

    2.8 TWh/a 76 TWh/a

    5,000

    CO2 EmissionReduction

    4 Million t/a 103 Million t/a

    Installed power 10.000 MW

    Jobs Created 85,000

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    Biogas conversion through

    anaerobic digestion generatesmore energy from organic

    matter than any othertechnology

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    Ontario Opportunity

    5.6 Million ha of agricultural land

    Based on the German example, the integrateduse for production of food, feed and energy cropscould generate 3700 m3/ha/year of methane

    This is enough gas for almost 9000 MW ofelectrical capacity

    Biogas power plants with gas storage can operateas peaking plants

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    Renewable Energy Standard Offer Contract

    Offers 11/kWh + additional premium during peak hours

    Only renewable fuels (biogas, landfill gas, solar, water,wind etc. qualify)

    Providing incremental incentives for smaller projects iscritical to capture the Ontario opportunity

    E i SOP C l l ti

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    Economics: SOP Calculation

    Power produced: 335 kW

    Power price: $0.11/kWh

    Annual operating hours: 8300

    Annual revenues: $305,855

    Fuel Cost: $0

    Maintenance costs (59,000 hrs): $4.04/oph

    Annual Maintenance costs: $33,532/yr

    Unforeseen allowance: $15,000/yr

    Total annual costs: $48,532/yr

    Net revenues: $305,855 - $48,532 = $257,323

    Capital cost estimate: $900,000

    Simple Payback: $900,000 / $257,323 = 3.5 years

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    Centre Of Excellence

    Greenhouse applicationsFertilizing the future

    Jan [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    17GE Energy Jenbacher gas engines

    CO2 boiler vs. CO2 CHP

    Fuel input100%

    Boiler=95%

    Cogeneration Plantel = 41%

    th = 50%

    heat

    electric

    50%

    heat

    41%

    95%

    1,8 kg CO2/mn NG

    1,8 kg CO2/mn NG

    Fuel input100%

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    Advantage of CO2- Fertilization with gas engines: cleaned CO2 (NOx < 10 - 30 ppm)

    separated product CO2, heat and electricity

    CO2- Fertilization with gas engines

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    19GE Energy Jenbacher gas engines

    Standardized CHP Modules for CO2 Fertilization335 kW 3 MW

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    6 MW System for Tomato Grower

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    Options for Proceeding with CHP

    Proceed based on current market conditions

    Wait for Clean Energy Standard Offer Contract thatincludes Natural Gas Fuelled Cogeneration

    Pursue OPA Cogeneration RFP II

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    Can a Biogas CHP plant provide CO2 fertilization?

    With biogas containing >40% CO2 it would be attractive

    for CO2 fertilization

    Primary challenge is to maintain a consistent fuelquality and composition

    Fuel treatment is critical

    Not commercially available yet

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    Thank You

    Jan BuijkBuijkjan@ddace(416) 804-2203