EnviTec working on two French biomethane projects
At Biowatt, in future, the biomethane produced will be fed into the network of the French grid operator NaTran. The renewable gas will be transported via a dedicated 13-kilometre shared network to Loudéac, where it will be used for local heat supply in the tertiary sector. The resulting digestate remains in the regional agricultural cycle as a valuable fertilizer.
Valoverte is already EnviTec’s second biogas plant for Cler Verts. The first plant, “Cler ENR” in Bélesta-en-Lauragais, was commissioned in 2015 with an electrical capacity of 637 kilowatts. The new project, featuring an EnviThan plant with a biomethane capacity of 280 Nm³/h, is designed to efficiently utilize organic waste.
In France, EnviTec is currently implementing two projects for long-standing customers: the conversion of the “Biowatt” plant in Brittany into a biomethane upgrading facility, and the construction of the new “Valoverte” biomethane plant in south-west France.
At Biowatt, in future, the biomethane produced will be fed into the network of the French grid operator NaTran. The renewable gas will be transported via a dedicated 13-kilometre shared network to Loudéac, where it will be used for local heat supply in the tertiary sector. The resulting digestate remains in the regional agricultural cycle as a valuable fertilizer.
Valoverte is already EnviTec’s second biogas plant for Cler Verts. The first plant, “Cler ENR” in Bélesta-en-Lauragais, was commissioned in 2015 with an electrical capacity of 637 kilowatts. The new project, featuring an EnviThan plant with a biomethane capacity of 280 Nm³/h, is designed to efficiently utilize organic waste.
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