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We have been successfully operating in the bioenergy sector since 2014. We have the knowledge, experience and understanding of the specifics of working in the Ukrainian market.
We design and build biogas plants that operate efficiently on manure from broiler farms — with biogas purification, ammonium control and full return on investment.
You own a broiler poultry farm with accumulated litter or cage manure.
Want to reduce waste disposal costs and create your own energy source.
You want to earn money from producing biomethane and fertilisers or selling energy to external users.
Prepare production for decarbonisation and environmental audit requirements.
Two types of chicken manure are used for biogas production at broiler poultry farms: litter and cage manure. Both options are effective raw materials for biogas plants, but they have their own technological characteristics.
Litter manure requires preliminary preparation, as the type of litter can vary from straw to sawdust or husks. For this purpose, biogas plant technology involves either the installation of a special shredder or the use of a specially equipped solid raw material loading system, which ensures high-quality preparation of the substrate for the fermentation process.
The biogas produced in the process passes through a biological desulphurisation system, which removes hydrogen sulphide. This approach makes the production of biogas from chicken manure a stable and efficient process.
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For poultry farms, we recommend classic CSTR agricultural biogas reactors with flexible roofing and a membrane gas holder roof. Before feeding into the reactor, the raw materials undergo preliminary preparation: partial grinding, dilution, and homogenisation. For broiler manure, which has a higher dry matter content and less moisture, an increased supply of water or liquid substrate is required to ensure stable process hydraulics. If necessary, we integrate a sand and shell separation stage to maintain the working volume of the fermenter.
Biogas from chicken manure has a very high H₂S content, so the gas is purified in several stages: biological desulphurisation in a scrubber, drying, and removal of siloxanes in filters with special activated carbon. The biogas is then fed into electricity generation (CHP) to power the biogas plant and upgraded to biomethane, which is the preferred solution for this high value-added raw material.
For small-capacity biogas plants using chicken manure, it may be advisable to produce only electricity from biogas. We integrate all technological units into the SCADA system and commercial accounting with control of raw materials, fermentation parameters, gas composition, and energy value, electricity, heat, and biomethane production.
We offer a range of engineering and consulting services to support project implementation. From concept to efficient operation of the plant using your raw materials and location.
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Many years of experience
We have been successfully operating in the bioenergy sector since 2014. We have the knowledge, experience and understanding of the specifics of working in the Ukrainian market.
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We have reliable partners. Therefore, we can offer solutions that will allow each project to reach its full potential.
Reliable technologies
We use technologies with 90% availability for stable operation of installations, which guarantees efficiency and return on investment.
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We do not leave our customers alone after commissioning the facility. We provide 24/7 technical support and remain available under any circumstances.
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Clean chicken manure from cage rearing is most effective for biogas reactors. It contains the optimal amount of nitrogen and does not require pre-treatment. Litter manure is also suitable, but requires grinding, as straw or sawdust can complicate mixing in the reactor.
Yes, it is suitable. However, for a biogas plant to operate efficiently on litter manure, a shredder must be installed. This reduces the size of the litter particles (straw, sawdust) and ensures better homogenisation of the raw material. This solution optimises biogas production from chicken manure.
During the production of biogas from chicken manure, ammonium is formed, which can slow down the process. We use a method of returning acidic water from the scrubber back to the reactor — it lowers the pH and neutralises the ammonium. This prevents the inhibition of microorganisms and maintains stable biomethane production.
On average, biogas plants produce 60 to 80 m³ of biogas from 1 tonne of dry chicken manure. The final figure depends on the moisture content, type of litter, process temperature, and method of poultry husbandry.
Yes, it can. Biogas obtained from chicken manure is purified to biomethane standards using special membrane or scrubber systems. Biomethane can be used on site or exported to the EU via the gas transmission system if the appropriate infrastructure is in place.
Yes. Biogas plants in Ukraine often operate on mixed raw materials: for example, chicken manure + corn silage or cattle manure. This allows you to balance the C:N ratio, improve the quality of biogas, and avoid overloading the reactor with proteins.
The price of a biogas plant depends on its capacity, the type of raw materials, biogas purification equipment, and automation. Approximately, it ranges from 800,000 to 2.5 million euros. We offer flexible financing options and turnkey projects, including payback calculations.
The average payback period is 6–8 years. If you sell biomethane or electricity to external users, the period may be shorter. The cost of waste disposal, fertilizer sales, and energy savings are also taken into account.
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