Biogas Solutions by CMS ENERGY

Biogas is a naturally occurring gas, mainly methane and carbon dioxide, produced from the anaerobic fermentation of organic materials such as animal waste, plant biomass, and food industry by-products.

Using biogas in cogeneration plants is ideal for farms, livestock breeders, landfill sites, and biogas producers. The by-product, digestate, serves as a nutrient-rich fertilizer.

Our Biogas Plants Include:

    •    Fermenter Construction: Built with reinforced concrete and high-insulation panels for optimal safety and efficiency.

    •    Leachate Management: Collected leachate is stored, heated, and recirculated to maintain the ideal fermentation temperature.

    •    Biogas Exploitation: Biogas is captured, dehumidified, and sent to the CHP unit. The generated electricity is fed into the local grid, while thermal energy is used to heat reactors and tanks.

    •    Monitoring System: Remote tracking of key operational parameters ensures optimal plant performance.

A biogas plant consists of two main elements:

    •    The Digester: Where biogas is produced through anaerobic digestion.

    •    Cogeneration Unit: Where biogas is converted into usable energy.

With extensive experience in cogeneration, we offer tailored biogas plants designed to maximize energy efficiency and sustainability.

    •    Scaling the plant according to available waste.

    •    Providing turnkey plant construction.

    •    Ensuring careful management to maintain business plan balance.

    •    Acting as general contractor, handling chemical/biological management of digestate and scaling, supplying, and installing digesters.

    •    Offering various purchasing and financing options.

    •    Guaranteeing continuous assistance.

Efficient cogeneration technology is crucial to ensuring the plant’s overall energy performance.

Biogas can be produced from various materials, including:

    •    Energy crops (e.g., maize, Sudan grass, triticale, rye grass)

    •    Crop residues

    •    Animal manure

    •    Sewage sludge

    •    Organic municipal waste

    •    Organic industrial waste (from farming and slaughtering)