CHP scheme

Overall scheme BHKW schematic representation of the steam reformer with cogeneration, grid connection and heat supply

A biomass gasification is most effective when the heat produced is consumed locally and the current is either consumed or even depending on the feed-in tariff (EEG) is fed into the public grid.
Through fees under the Electricity Feed EEG 2012 with use of road verges or small short-rotation plantations without pre-drying, which is possible by the special development of the biomass gasifier, biomass creates a new opportunity to economically implement energy-
It does not directly compete with food and at the same time the opportunity arises to generate CO2-free energy. The use of heat for heating or for industrial process heat brings meaningful replacement for the currently very expensive fuel oil and natural gas and therefore compensated for 100% of fossil fuels. Local natural resources for local energy needs could be used. Also free recyclables residuals as waste wood, organic waste, digestate, press cake from oil production and other can be converted into valuable energy.
CO ²-neutral, environmentally friendly energy with biomass gasifiers and CHP from a single source.