Trends in Biogas Technologies
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24426/eco-energetics.v2i2.105Słowa kluczowe:
biogas technologies, flexible operation, biodegradable waste, phosphorus and nitrogen recovery, methanationAbstrakt
The presentation is meant to give a short overview on the state of the development of biogas technologies with special emphasis on the situation in Germany. Although the share of biogas based electrical energy among other types of renewable energies has become smaller, it still plays an important role for the compensation of fluctuating alternative energies and for the recycling of important substances like fertilisers as well. The growth of biogas capacities is limited due to the limited abundance of substrates. But newer technologies allow the biochemical production of biogas from carbon dioxide and hydrogen without any organic matter. Most probably, such processes will have the potential to change the common practise of biogas upgrading at least.
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