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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.
Do you grow corn? Turn it into electricity and heat. We design and build biogas plants on silage for agribusiness.
You grow corn or other silage crops.
Energy autonomy is needed for agricultural enterprises.
You have land that is not used for food production,
You want to sell electricity.
Biogas plants on silage are one of the most efficient ways to produce biogas in Ukraine. The main raw material is corn silage, specially grown for energy needs. Biogas from corn silage has high calorific value and stable composition.
Among the most popular processing technologies are:
A 1 MW biogas plant requires approximately 20,000 tonnes of silage per year. With a yield of 40–80 tonnes per hectare, this equates to 250–500 hectares of crops.
Such biogas plants in Ukraine enable farmers to diversify their sources of income, reduce their dependence on fluctuations in grain markets, and stabilise the energy supply of their farms.
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For silo-based biogas plants, we recommend classic CSTR agricultural reactors with flexible covers and membrane gas holder roofs. For this raw material, the typical biogas yield is approximately 200 m³ per tonne of silage, which ensures stable and predictable generation.
Before feeding into the fermenter, the solid raw material undergoes preliminary preparation: grinding and homogenisation. Most often, a feeding-type feeding system or a moving floor is used, which we consider to be the optimal solution in terms of reliability and uniformity of loading.
Biogas from silage has a low H₂S content (up to ~50 ppm), so a simple gas treatment scheme is used: purification with activated carbon filters. Siloxane removal and special desulphurisation technologies are not required — the gas composition is stable and technologically “clean”.
The priority use of gas is electricity generation (CHP). Biomethane from silage is not accepted on the EU market, so upgrading is not feasible. At the same time, silage can be used as a co-substrate in projects involving the production of biomethane from other types of raw materials — in this case, biogas from silage is directed only to CHP for the energy supply of the complex.
All station components are integrated into SCADA and commercial accounting systems with full control of raw materials, fermentation process, biogas parameters, and electricity and heat production and consumption.
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.
We are committed to long-term partnerships
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.
Unique partnerships
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.
Stable work
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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Yes, this is common practice in the EU and Ukraine. Biogas from corn allows you to stabilise profits per hectare.
With average yields of up to 2 MW. This is sufficient for the complete autonomy of a farm or commercial sale of energy.
HLR (high-load reactors) are twice as efficient: they reduce the volume of the reactor, reduce costs, and provide stable results in the production of biogas from corn.
No, corn silage is a ready-to-use raw material. It has stable moisture content and high carbon content, making it ideal for biogas plants.
Yes, we help prepare projects in accordance with European biomethane certification standards for export.
The payback period for a biogas plant on silage is 5–7 years. It depends on the technology chosen, the energy market, and the yield.
Yes. Corn biogas is often combined with cattle waste or poultry manure to optimise the composition of the biomass.
On average, up to 200–220 m³ of biogas from corn, of which 55–60% is methane. After purification, it becomes biomethane, suitable for export or refuelling vehicles.
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