2-4 September 2024

Progress in Biogas VI
International Conference

 

Conference language: ENGLISH
Picture: active listening during "Progress in Biogas IV" at the  University of Hohenheim.

With “Science meets Practice” as our motto, we once again invite you as researchers and practitioners to present your breakthrough results, best practice examples and experiences from the field.

And with the European biogas market alone anticipated to exceed USD 6 Billion by 2025, the future for smart, innovative and sustainable biogas production looks extremely promising.

To bring together scientists and practitioners, “Progress in Biogas VI” will yet again serve as the best platform to explore the future of biogas.

IBBK’s conference “Progress in Biogas” aims to bridge the gap between technology and end user.

Together with the University of Hohenheim, one of the world’s leading biogas research facilities, we’ll offer the international scientific community as well as practitioners a platform to present the status quo and new and modern technologies.

1,000+ participants!
 
During the last five events organised in these 16 years, more than 1,000 participants from all continents attended the “Progress in Biogas” conference series. This time the organizers are happy to welcome you again in person to the University of Hoheheim’s Instalations.

See the conference program now!

Why participate?

This conference series has been running since September 2007. More than 1,000 international participants joined the last five events throughout the last 16+ years, it’s your perfect platform for an international knowledge exchange.

Meet the decision makers and reach the most biogas-relevant contacts during this event as a speaker, exhibitor, sponsor or participant.

Event Venue:

University of Hohenheim
Stuttgart – Germany

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Early bird price: 340€*

Deadline 21.06.2024.

Regular price: 480€​

Participation Fee: 520€*

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Students**: 50% discount = 260€*

* All prices subject to 19% VAT.

How to get the student discount?

Event already took place – thank you for your interest.

You can now access the book of abstracts and the other conference proceedings for 190€ + VAT.

If you’re interested, please write a quick inquiry to sal@ibbk-biogas.com and we’ll get back to you asap.

** If you are a student under 28, please send your valid proof of matriculation to registration@ibbk-biogas.com. You will then receive your personal discount code via email.

Important dates

  • April 2024: Abstracts acceptance confirmation
  • April 2024: Program available

Registration starting October 2020

You will find HERE an overview of the hotels in Stuttgart (for the search near to the University,  select Stuttgart Flughafen).

Alternatively, we also recommend using the usual hotel and accommodation platforms.

Keynotes

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Dr. sc. agr. Ludger Eltrop is an environmental and systems engineer with a diploma and a dissertation in natural sciences. He has been head of the department "System Analysis and Renewable Energies" at the Institute of Energy Economics and Rational Energy Use at the University of Stuttgart since 2003 and visiting professor at the University of Johannesburg since 2011.
He teaches and researches in the fields of energy technology and energy economics with a special focus on renewable energies. His particular expertise lies in the systemic and integrated analysis of renewable energies with a focus on bioenergy and solar energy. Since 1994, he has been involved in a variety of consulting and research projects in Germany, Europe and developing and transition countries worldwide. Among others, he was project manager of the EnerKey project in South Africa and the SolarMining project in Chile. He is currently working intensively on developing perspectives for bioenergy beyond the period of EEG subsidies.

Keynote: The role of biogas in the bioeconomy

The presentation covers the bioeconomy concept as a combination of processes around biomass provision and use, and the central focal point that biogas plants may have for this integrative role.

Till 2009 high school graduation in Dortmund

2009-2013 Bachelor in mechanical engineering on RWTH Aachen

2013-2015 Master degree and process engineering on RWTH Aachen

2016-2020 PhD student at University Hohenheim and scientific employee at the State Institute of Agriculture

2016-2019 working on Biogas measurement program III

Dr. Samir Kumar Khanal is Professor of Environmental Engineering in the Dept. of Molecular Biosciences and Bioengineering, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM). Dr. Khanal obtained Ph.D. in Civil Engineering with a focus in Environmental Biotechnology from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Hong Kong in 2002 and M.S. in Environmental Engineering from the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok, Thailand in 1997. Dr. Khanal was post-doctoral research associate and Research Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering Dept. at Iowa State University. Dr. Khanal’s research focuses on anaerobic digestion, bioenergy, waste-to-resources, removal of pharmaceutical compounds and environmental biotechnology. Dr. Khanal is an Associate Editor of Bioresource Technology. Dr. Khanal was the recipient of Board of Regent’s Medal for Excellence in Research (2018) from the UH system, and CTAHR Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research (2016). Dr. Khanal is professional engineer in the State of Iowa.

Keynote: Anaerobic biorefinery: some perspectives

Dr. Stephanie Lansing is a Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Environmental Science and Technology at the University of Maryland. She leads the Bioenergy and Bioprocessing Technology Lab, researching anaerobic digestion, waste to energy, antimicrobial resistance, microbial electrolysis cells, nanotechnology, gasification, nutrient management and capture, and modeling. She has 20 years of experience in on-farm energy research, outreach education, and economic/sustainability analyses of waste to energy systems. She has written numerous Extension FactSheets, published more than 70 peer-reviewed and trade journal articles, and has given over 150 presentations on her sustainable energy work. She has coordinated numerous workshops to illustrate to farmers, government officials, businesses, and policy makers how digesters can process their waste into energy. She received a national Mentor of the Year award from the Compact for Faculty Diversity at the 21st Institute on Teaching and Mentoring for her efforts in mentoring diverse student and Extension audiences. She has taught classes in Renewable Energy; Ecological Design; Data Analytics in the Food, Energy, and Water Nexus; and Antimicrobial Resistance and Its Role in One Health, and has over $15 million in research funds from national and international funding agencies.

Since 07/ 2005 Assistant managerial head and permanent researcher at the State Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Bioenergy. In 2005 he awarded PhD Degree in Agricultural Science and in 2018 received a postdoctoral qualification in Agricultural Engineering at the University of Hohenheim. He is leading several fundamental research projects in the field Optimization of biogas plant operation and design and is the scientific head of the full-scale research biogas plant on Unterer Lindenhof. Further working on research field of Biological hydrogen methanation and Combination of fermentative and bio-electrochemical systems in one process. Up to now, he published reviewed scientific articles with total citations number of 1003 by 695 documents (h-index: 20). He holds also three patents in AD technology. 2003 - 2005 Before his scientific career he was employed as a process engineer at several biogas plants construction companies leading the construction of biogas plants between 75 and 500 kW. His activities are mainly focused on the two-stage anaerobic digestion system and optimization of the biological methanation process.

Experience 38 years in biogas systems, sanitation, sewage and faecal sludge, bioenergy power, biofuel, key-expertise ecological sanitation & waste-to-values. Studied 1975-1980 Thermal and Energy Engineering, become 1981 a German Pioneer in the design of Constructed Wetlands and Dry Biogas Fermentation plants.
1982-2011 he worked as long-term resident Biogas-, Sanitation- and Organic Product Marketing - Adviser on behalf of the German International Development Cooperation GIZ in China, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Bolivia, and Lesotho.
In parallel during the last 30 years he undertook many short term assignments for several UN-agencies, GIZ, Development Banks, private companies, and NGOs, supporting partners in Algeria, Afghanistan, Brazil, Botswana, Chile, Cuba, Colombia, DPR Korea, DR Congo, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Jamaica, Kenya, Korean Republic, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Mali, Malawi, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Namibia, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Rwanda, Samoa, Senegal, Singapore, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Timor Este, Tunisia, Turkey, Venezuela, and Zambia in the development of biogas and/ or sanitation programs and projects.
Since 2008, Mr. Mang became Guest-Professor at the University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB) and Technical Manager of the Centre for Sustainable Environmental Sanitation (CSES). Since 2016, on behalf of the German-Chinese UPM company - as partner of USTB-CSES, he guides in Jordan, Lebanon, and Bangladesh, Technical Assistance activities to Grantees of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s Humanitarian Emergency Response Team.

Keynote: Co-Digestion of faecal and septic sludge with sorted organic wastes - in China, Bangladesh and Burkina Faso

Since 2011 Claudia Maurer is a senior researcher at the University of Stuttgart and since 2014 she is head of the group Biological Processes in the Circular Economy at the Chair of Waste Management and Emissions at the Institute for Sanitary Engineering, Water Quality and Solid Waste Management. She worked as researcher and project coordinator in international and national interdisciplinary projects with focus in the field of technical applicability of processes in treatment of organic waste and biogas production, resource management as well as valorization of organic waste streams. Furthermore, she gives lectures at the University Stuttgart and is guest lecturer at the University of Kaiserslautern.

Raúl Muñoz obtained his Master degree in Chemical Engineering at Universidad de Valladolid (UVa, Spain) in 2001. Raúl Muñoz completed his Doctoral Thesis at the Dept. of Biotechnology of Lund University in June 2005. He joined the Dept. of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology at UVa in Nov 2005, which represented the consolidation of the biological gas treatment and microalgae-based wastewater treatment research lines at UVa.

In 2009, he carried out a 3-month research stay at UNSW (Australia) at the laboratory of Prof. Richard Stuetz, In 2013 and 2016, Raúl Muñoz also conducted 6 and 3-month research stays, respectively, at the Laboratory of Dr. Sergio Revah (UAM-Cuajimalpa, México), and in 2014 a 3-month research stay at Universidad de la Frontera (Chile). Today, Raúl Muñoz is Associate professor at the Dept. of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology of Valladolid University and member of the Institute of Sustainable Processes.

Raúl has published 194 papers in JCR scientific journals, 79 % of them within the Q1 of the JCR classification, and has co-authored 25 International Book Chapters. His publications have been cited 6396 times, with an H index of 45. He has supervised 17 PhD Thesis and 22 Master Thesis.

Finally, he has been Principal Investigator in 35 R&D projects and contracts, with a total budget of 5.485.894 € over the past 10 years.

He was member of the scientific committee of 36 international conferences, project evaluator in 10 countries.

Keynote: Potential and Limitations of Biological Biogas Upgrading Technology

Hans Oechsner is an agricultural Engineer. In the years 1987 to 1990 he worked on his doctorate about inactivation of pathogenic organisms in liquid manure by biological aerobic thermophilic processes. Since 1990, he is scientist at the State Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Bioenergy at the University of Hohenheim. Since 2004, he is director of this research and consulting institute, which is very well networked with agricultural practice. Besides, he is adjunct professor of the China Agricultural University, Beijing – National Center for International Research of BioEnergy Science and Technology and member of different Scientific Committees of national and international Congresses (f.e. VDI, IBBK, FNR, KTBL, Biogas Association, Renergie), head of the KTBL working community “Energy”, member of scientific working groups, Business manager of the “Consortium for Agricultural Engineering and Agrarian Construction Engineering ALB-Baden-Württemberg”. Guest Editor for different Special Issues. Hans Oechsner has published 63 scientific papers in JCR scientific journals and a few book chepters. He has published hundreds of consulting papers and application-oriented contributions for farmers and operators of biogas plants. Furthermore he gave hundreds of lectures at training events. He mainly works on research in the field of biogas production and questions of bioeconomy. In addition to biochemical measuring laboratories, his research equipment includes laboratory biogas fermenters for batch and continuous operation, pilot plants and a research biogas plant on a full scale, equipped with excellent measuring technology. He leads a number of national and international interdisciplinary research projects.

Call for Papers

For this event, we’re looking forward to your latest breakthrough results to explore new ideas, debate on new concepts and proudly showcase your best practice examples.

As a new professional in the biogas and bioenergy sector, you get the chance to introduce yourself and get in touch with the senior experts.

And long year experts can benefit from sharing their wealth of experience to a fresh, international audience.

We are looking forward to your submissions on the following conference subjects:

  • Small biogas plants (household plants + liquid manure plants)
  • Slurry- solid manure
  • Biowaste, fecal sludge and residues
  • Utilization of biogas (heating, cooking, biomethane, etc.)
  • Power to gas
  • Biogas as fuel
  • Substrate processing
  • Flexible biogas production
  • Climate protection contribution through biogas plant
  • Bioeconomy (fermentation products management, nutrient recycling, fiber production, biorefinery)
  • Biohydrogen (Bio-CCU and CCS)
  • Innovations and Start-ups

Additionally, we are planing to publish in a special issue of the prestigious “Bioresource Technology” (BITE) magazine. This will be confirmed soon.

Submit your abstract now by clicking the orange button below.

The Call for Papers will be open until February 29th, 2024!

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Important dates

  • April 2024: Abstracts acceptance confirmation
  • April 2024: Program available

Who is this Conference for?

  • Biogas plant operators
  • Biogas researchers & developers
  • Biogas industry professionals
  • Trade press
  • Gas infrastructure professionals
  • Renewable energy decision makers
  • Politicians in energy supply ministries
  • Biogas plant and component manufacturers
  • Students
  • NGOs

Early bird price: 340€

Student Rate: 220 €**

All prices subject to 19% VAT.

Participation Fee: 520€*

Student Rate: 260 €**

*All prices subject to 19% VAT.

How to get the student discount?

** If you are a student under 28, you are eligible for a 50% discount. Please send your valid proof of matriculation to register@ibbk-biogas.com. You will then receive your personal discount code via email.

How to access the conference proceedings

You can get access to the conference proceedings (book of abstracts + presentations + posters) for 280€ + VAT.

If you’re interested, please send a message to register@ibbk-biogas.com. and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

What does "Hybrid Event" mean?

In wake of the recent global developments, it has become more and more challenging to travel for many people from all over the world.

We will still host the company exhibition as well as the networking evening with dinner for all presence participants… but you will have the option to either attend in-person in Stuttgart… or via livestream on the internet.

This way, you get to attend the event – without having to travel or leave your house.

You will be able to choose your registration once registration is possible.

Some impressions from past IBBK events
Some impressions from past IBBK events
Some impressions from past IBBK events
Some impressions from past IBBK events
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Some impressions from past IBBK events

Sponsoring & Exhibition "Progress in Biogas VI"

By sponsoring this conference, you will be mentioned prominently on all publications before, during and after this event.

SILVER SPONSOR

Included:

  • 5 m2 exhibition place to present your company
  • Banner and link on this page
  • Display of your logo in all publications including links to your website
  • A program slot in the business forum to present your products or services
  • Half page advertisement in the book of abstracts
  • Two tickets to the conference  
  • 50% discount on further event tickets
  • Two tickets to the networking dinner

Your investment for this sponsoring package is 3,500 € + VAT.

GOLD SPONSOR

Included:

  • 10 m2 exhibition place to present your company
  • Company introduction through a video on this page
  • Banner and link on this page
  • Display of your logo in all publications including links to your website
  • A program slot in the business forum to present your products or services
  • Full page advertisement in the book of abstracts
  • Three tickets to the conference 
  • Three tickets to the networking dinner

Your investment for this sponsoring package is 8,000 € + VAT and it’s only available to a limited number of organisations.

Company members of FnBB e.V. / GERBIO – one of the cooperation partners get an exclusive 10% discount on the sponsoring investment.

If you’re interested in supporting this event as an exclusive sponsor, get in touch with us  as soon as possible via sal@ibbk-biogas.com

And if this specific offer isn’t interesting but you still want to see your company/organisation represented during this major biogas event, get in touch with us at sal@ibbk-biogas.com and we’ll figure out your customized package

CONFIRMED SPONSORS

Click their names for more information.

Exhibition "Progress in Biogas VI"

For a limited number of action-takers, there will be a company exhibition during both conference days, taking place inside the same building as the presentations. This guarantees a direct contact between exhibitors and conference participants.

Included:

  • 5 m2  or 6 m2 exhibition booths (please contact us for other requirements)
  • 1 table and 1 chair per stand
  • Electricity 
  • 1 free ticket to the conference
  • 50 % discount on further event tickets
  • 1 free ticket to the networking dinner
  • A program slot in the business forum to present your products or services

Your investment for a standard booth will be 300.00 € / m2 + VAT.

Get in touch with us via email to sal@ibbk-biogas.com in case you’re interested in exhibiting during this event. Company members of FnBB e.V. / GERBIO – one of the cooperation partners get an exclusive 10% discount on the exhibition investment.

CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS

Networking Evening with Dinner

Some impressions from past IBBK events
Some impressions from past IBBK events
Some impressions from past IBBK events
Some impressions from past IBBK events

On the evening of September 2nd, we invite you to enjoy traditional, local cuisine, network with industry professionals, meet your friends and colleagues… 

While sipping on some nice, local beverages.

This dinner will take place directly in the cafeteria of the University of Hohenheim, right across the street from the conference venue.

If you want to join, please add the “Networking Evening with Dinner” to your order when you are registering.

Excursion

On September 4th, you can participate in an excursion to two different facilities. As part of a guided tour you experience the daily operation of the facilities up close. Through direct contact with the operator and local experts, you can bring yourself up to date.

Participation in the excursion is not included in the regular participation fee for the conference and a registration is required.

More details regarding the excursions will be available soon.

*Limited seats available. Subject to change due to unforeseeable circumstances

Practical Biogas Workshops

On September 24th, you can participate in one of the three workshops* on the subjects of:

  1. Current advances in biogas substrate and process control on the University’s own experimental biogas plant
  2. Biogas upgrading into biomethane and its role in renewable mobility
  3. Explore the biogas labs of the University of Hohenheim to discover the latest research processes

You experience the daily operation of the facilities up close and bring yourself up to date on the state of the art.

Participation in the workshops is not included in the regular participation fee for the conference.

Registration for these workshops will be possible starting Mai 2021.

*Limited seats available. Subject to change due to unforeseeable circumstances

Organizing Committee

  • Michael KÖTTNER – IBBK Fachgruppe Biogas GmbH
  • Jenny ARAGUNDY-KAISER – IBBK Fachgruppe Biogas GmbH
  • Marian ZOLLER – IBBK Fachgruppe Biogas GmbH
  • Dr. Hans OECHSNER – University of Hohenheim
  • Dr. Rahel HARTMANN – Ministry of the Environment, Climate Protection and the Energy Sector Baden-Württemberg
  • Alexander MÖNDEL – Ministry for Rural Areas and Consumer Protection (MLR) Baden-Württemberg
  • Mark PATERSON – KTBL e.V., Kuratorium für Technik und Bauwesen in der Landwirtschaft

Scientific Committee

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Pruk Aggarangsi is Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA. 

Director of Energy Research and Development Institute-Nakornping, Chiang Mai University and Assistance Professor in Mechanical Engineering Chiang Mai University, Thailand.

His expertise fields are:

  • Renewable energy, waste water treatment by biogas system
  • Design and implementation
  • Biogas / biomass power plant design and integration.
  • Numerical and finite element modeling, simulation and analysis.
  • Robotic system design and mechanical vibration analysis

Dr. Nuri Azbar is full professor at Bioengeering Deparment and head of Center for Environmental Studies (EU-CEVMER) at Ege University in Izmir, Turkey. His areas of interest include environmental biotechnology, wastewater engineering, sustainable production, biofuels and biorefinery, organic waste valorization. He wrote more than 110 scientific papers and publications and is co-author and editor of several books. He is member of scientific committees in international conferences, project manager and project partner in national and international projects funded by EU, TUBITAK. He participated as member in different national and international organizations and committees and in advisory boards. Moreover, he has been the primary director of 20 research projects funded by national and international institutions.

Dr. DONG has spent 31 years in the education, research and technology extension on Bioenergy and Environment Science and Technology (BEST) since 1988. He is the PI for more than 20 research projects from the ministries of Science and Technology, Agriculture, Environmental Protection, and some provinces and municipal cities. He leads the excellent research teams in both Beijing City and Shandong Province for BEST research with two professors, 14 associate professors and 39 postgraduates.

His research interests include: (1) organic waste to bioenergy and fertilizer, (2) biomass cookstoves testing and certification, (3) constructed wetlands for organic wastewater treatment, (4) environmental impacts and contributions assessment from bioenergy engineering, and (5) agricultural development in developing countries.

Professor DONG has close cooperation with industries and governmental agencies in this area. He is a member of the Scientist Group for biobased gaseous fuel in the Ministry of Science and Technology of China; a member of the Scientist Committee for biogas development in the Ministry of Agriculture, the team leader for animal wastewater treatment and Resourcelization and the team member for technical advisory for animal manure treatment and utilization in the same ministry; the technical advisory member for soil recovery of the Ministry of Ecological Environment Protection.

He has published more than 200 quality articles in international and domestic journals, and holds more than 20 patents. He won the second National Prize of Science and Technology Progress and MoA Second Prize.

Dr. DONG is very active for academic international collaborations with developed and developing countries. He has been the RAC (Research Advisory Council) member of German Bioenergy Research Center (DBFZ) since 2014, and becomes the international co-chair of RAC for the term of 2020-2024. He is ISO TC members of ISO 255 (biogas) and 285 (household stoves). He set up the Great Cycle platform for organic waste treatment and renewable resources recovery, and set up and has been the Chairman of Forum of Renewable Energy Promotion in Developing Countries (FREPDC) since 2001. More, He organized 15 training programs for 300 scientists and technicians from developing countries, the network for Chinese agricultural universities to support Africa in agricultural development (AfriCAU) and for a south-south sustainable stove experts group to promote the clean stove in developing countries (S4G) were created in 2005 and 2013 respectively.

Luís Ferreira, owns a PhD degree in Environmental Engineering since 2014. As a researcher developed his almost twenty years’ experience, in the New University of Lisbon, Technical University of Lisbon and Southern Jutland University in the scientific domain of biotechnological processes applied to organic waste fractions valorization and wastewater treatment, with a particular focus in anaerobic co- digestion for bioenergy production. He has several publications in international scientific conferences, scientific journals, contributions to two books chapters and he owns two national patents in the field of biogas production and organic waste pretreatment. He is regularly member of the scientific committees of international conferences or congresses in the topic of biogas production, water use in animal production and manure management. He has an editor experience on the 14 th Ramiran International Conference and an extensive experience as a reviewer in scientific journals. As a consultant, was responsible for implementing wastewater treatment processes and environmental audit projects in the agro-industry and animal husbandry sector. As an international consultant he was assigned with several projects from UNIDO for biogas development in Latin America. As a senior specialist of the Portuguese National Innovation Agency, SA, since 2011 has been supporting ANI in the area of eco-innovation and circular economy, in one hand coordinating the participation in EU projects, on the other, doing technical support to innovation policy development environmentally driven. As an expert he combined extensive experience of auditing research & development activities undertaken by companies, in particular in the scientific domains related with environmental technologies and eco- design.

Chemical engineer from the National University of Mexico (UNAM) and Dr.-Ing. in biotechnology and bioengineering of wastewater at Karlsruhe University (now Karlsruhe Institute of Technology), Germany. Actually he is senior researcher at the Institute of Engineering at the National University of Mexico. He is author or co-author of over 140 papers in indexed journals, congresses, conferences and symposia, and of more than 80 research reports for sponsors. Since 1990 he regularly teaches biological wastewater treatment at UNAM. From 2006 to 2009 he was member of the Water Science and Technology Board of the National Academy of Sciences in the United States. Since 2009 he is associate editor of the journal Water Science and Technology. In 2012 he was named IWA Fellow.


Jens Bo Holm-Nielsen is an extended expert in Biogas development projects and Biorefinery concepts. Some of the main focuses besides the biotechnology knowledge and know how is the environmental and agricultural and food concerns. How the recycle nutrients replacing chemical fertilizers, how to minimize greenhouse gasses like CO2 and CH4 among others, how to restore clean water environments and last but not least to reduce pathogen spreading in the environment.

Dr. Samir Kumar Khanal is Professor of Environmental Engineering in the Dept. of Molecular Biosciences and Bioengineering, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM). Dr. Khanal obtained Ph.D. in Civil Engineering with a focus in Environmental Biotechnology from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Hong Kong in 2002 and M.S. in Environmental Engineering from the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok, Thailand in 1997. Dr. Khanal was post-doctoral research associate and Research Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering Dept. at Iowa State University. Dr. Khanal’s research focuses on anaerobic digestion, bioenergy, waste-to-resources, removal of pharmaceutical compounds and environmental biotechnology. Dr. Khanal is an Associate Editor of Bioresource Technology. Dr. Khanal was the recipient of Board of Regent’s Medal for Excellence in Research (2018) from the UH system, and CTAHR Dean’s Award for Excellence in Research (2016). Dr. Khanal is professional engineer in the State of Iowa.

PhD in Environmental and Sanitary Engineering by Montanuniversität Leoben Austria (2002), undergraduate Diploma in Civil Engineering from the Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (1992). He is currently a professor/research at UNIVATES and coordinator of bioreactors Laboratory. He has large experience in Environmental Engineering, mainly with the following topics: biogas, bioreactors, renewable energy, solid waste, composting and environmental sanitation.

With a masters degree as an Agricultural Biologist and as a trained farmer Michael is professionally involved in Biogas and Bioenergy Technology for more than 25 years.
His portfolio ranges from professional services as scientist and farmer in USA and South Africa, adult education, to being a founding member and CEO (1992 – 2000) in Europes biggest biogas association, the German Biogas Association.

Michael is a biogas technology and policy specialist with a broad expertise in the design and planning of decentralized agricultural and industrial biogas and bioenergy applications. Since 2000 he is consultant, senior expert, as well as managing director of the International Biogas and Bioenergy Center of Competence (IBBK Fachgruppe Biogas GmbH) and board member of the German Biogas and Bioenergy Society, GERBIO/FnBB e.V.. The main focus of his work is consulting and training work in the field of small scale decentralized biogas technology, plant oil for energy production, wood gas (gasification, pyrolysis) and ecological sanitation in a regional, national and international context. Current project locations are in Germany, Great Britain, Turkey, China, North- and South-America (Canada, Mexico, Chile).

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Kranert, University of Stuttgart, is full professor, director and board member of the Institute of Sanitary Engineering, Water Quality and Solid Waste Management and Chairholder of Waste Management and Emissions since October 2002 and director of the interfacultative study programme environmental engineering. From 2011 to 2013 he was Dean of the faculty of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Stuttgart. Main focus in research are biological systems and technologies in solid waste management (composting, anaerobic digestion), food waste (waste prevention, statistics, quantities, qualities), solid waste management models and strategies, waste analyses and emissions from waste treatment plants. He wrote more than 400 scientific papers and publications and is co-author and editor of several books. He is organizer, co-organizer and member of scientific committees in national and international conferences, project manager and project partner in national and international projects funded by EU, BMBF, DBU, AIF and other public industrial and private institutions, member in different national and international organizations, committees and in advisory boards.

Dr. Stephanie Lansing is a Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Environmental Science and Technology at the University of Maryland. She leads the Bioenergy and Bioprocessing Technology Lab, researching anaerobic digestion, waste to energy, antimicrobial resistance, microbial electrolysis cells, nanotechnology, gasification, nutrient management and capture, and modeling. She has 20 years of experience in on-farm energy research, outreach education, and economic/sustainability analyses of waste to energy systems. She has written numerous Extension FactSheets, published more than 70 peer-reviewed and trade journal articles, and has given over 150 presentations on her sustainable energy work. She has coordinated numerous workshops to illustrate to farmers, government officials, businesses, and policy makers how digesters can process their waste into energy. She received a national Mentor of the Year award from the Compact for Faculty Diversity at the 21st Institute on Teaching and Mentoring for her efforts in mentoring diverse student and Extension audiences. She has taught classes in Renewable Energy; Ecological Design; Data Analytics in the Food, Energy, and Water Nexus; and Antimicrobial Resistance and Its Role in One Health, and has over $15 million in research funds from national and international funding agencies.

Education:
1989: Diploma in Biology at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich.
Diploma thesis on 'development of soil properties under agro-forestry crops (poplar, willow)'.
1990-93, 1995-96: PhD thesis at the Institute of Soil Ecology, GSF Neuherberg, 'Soil microbial production of auxin-related phytohormones'.
Professional (only the major tasks mentioned):
1993-95: Employments as biologist.
1996-97: PostDoc at CEA Cadarache (LEMIR-DSV/DEVM), France, 'Taxonomy and diversity of Ochrobactrum spp. in soil and on plant roots'.
1998-2001: PostDoc at the Institute of Soil Ecology, GSF Neuherberg, 'Multiple staining technology for CLSM-FISH detection of Sinorhizobium meliloti in soil and roots'; 'Phylogeny and biocontrol of Gaeumannomyces graminis strains involving Real-Time PCR'.
2001-2005: Scientist and leader of the Microbiology Group at the Institute of Water Quality control and Waste Management of the Technical University, Munich, 'Manure-based biogas technology and hygiene in water protection areas'.
Since 2005: Scientist and leader of the Microbiology Group at the Bavarian State Research Center for Agriculture at the Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Animal Husbandry and the Central Department of Quality Assurance and Analytics. Work focus is on molecular analysis of microbial agricultural nutrient cycles with emphasis on biogas themes, including biogas-related hygiene issues.
2005, 2006: Two research stays at UC Davis (CA).
Leader of the Working Group III (Process Biology and Analytics), Biogas Forum Bayern.
Member of the “Bundesgüteausschuss Kompost und Gärprodukte”.
Particular professional interests:
Holistic ecosystem approaches; biomolecular analytics and bioinformatics; PCR-based
methodologies.

Heinz-Peter Mang has more than 40 years experience in biogas systems, sanitation, sewage and faecal sludge, bioenergy power, biofuel, key-expertise ecological sanitation & waste-to-values. Studied 1975-1980 Thermal and Energy Engineering, become 1981 a German Pioneer in the design of Constructed Wetlands and Dry Biogas Fermentation plants.
1982-2011 he worked as long-term resident Biogas-, Sanitation- and Organic Product Marketing - Adviser on behalf of the German International Development Cooperation GIZ in China, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Bolivia, and Lesotho.
In parallel during the last 30 years he undertook many short term assignments for several UN-agencies, GIZ, Development Banks, private companies, and NGOs, supporting partners in Algeria, Afghanistan, Brazil, Botswana, Chile, Cuba, Colombia, DPR Korea, DR Congo, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Jamaica, Kenya, Korean Republic, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Mali, Malawi, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Namibia, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Rwanda, Samoa, Senegal, Singapore, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Timor Este, Tunisia, Turkey, Venezuela, and Zambia in the development of biogas and/ or sanitation programs and projects.
Since 2008, Mr. Mang became Guest-Professor at the University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB) and Technical Manager of the Centre for Sustainable Environmental Sanitation (CSES). Since 2016, on behalf of the German-Chinese UPM company - as partner of USTB-CSES, he guides in Jordan, Lebanon, and Bangladesh, Technical Assistance activities to Grantees of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s Humanitarian Emergency Response Team.

Raúl Muñoz obtained his Master degree in Chemical Engineering at Universidad de Valladolid (UVa, Spain) in 2001. Raúl Muñoz completed his Doctoral Thesis at the Dept. of Biotechnology of Lund University in June 2005. He joined the Dept. of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology at UVa in Nov 2005, which represented the consolidation of the biological gas treatment and microalgae-based wastewater treatment research lines at UVa.

In 2009, he carried out a 3-month research stay at UNSW (Australia) at the laboratory of Prof. Richard Stuetz, In 2013 and 2016, Raúl Muñoz also conducted 6 and 3-month research stays, respectively, at the Laboratory of Dr. Sergio Revah (UAM-Cuajimalpa, México), and in 2014 a 3-month research stay at Universidad de la Frontera (Chile). Today, Raúl Muñoz is Associate professor at the Dept. of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology of Valladolid University and member of the Institute of Sustainable Processes.

Raúl has published 194 papers in JCR scientific journals, 79 % of them within the Q1 of the JCR classification, and has co-authored 25 International Book Chapters. His publications have been cited 6396 times, with an H index of 45. He has supervised 17 PhD Thesis and 22 Master Thesis.

Finally, he has been Principal Investigator in 35 R&D projects and contracts, with a total budget of 5.485.894 € over the past 10 years.

He was member of the scientific committee of 36 international conferences, project evaluator in 10 countries.

Michael Nelles is an environmental engineer and studied Technical Environmental Protection (Technical University of Berlin). From 1994 to 1999 he was the Vice Director of the Department Waste Management of the Montanuniversität Leoben in Austria. From 2000 to 2006 he was Professor of Environmental Engineering of the University of Applied Science in Göttingen (Germany). Since 2006 he is full professor of Waste and Resource Management of the Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences of the University of Rostock, Germany. Since 2012 Prof. Nelles is also the Scientific Director of the German Biomass Research Center (DBFZ) in Leipzig.
His research activity is based on: fundamental and applied aspects of waste management with focus on technological, environmental and economic aspects to mechanical, biological and thermal treatment systems of waste and biomass in different recycling and recovery routes.
He is a member of national and international Advisory Boards of organisations in the field of waste management and biomass utilisation and also a Board-Member of different national and international conferences and journals. He is author of over 400 articles and chapters in books and journals since 1994. His international activities focus on the Asian Region and in particular on China (Guest Professor in Beijing, Hefei, Shanghai & Shenyang; National Friendship Award 2011).

Hans Oechsner is an agricultural Engineer. In the years 1987 to 1990 he worked on his doctorate about inactivation of pathogenic organisms in liquid manure by biological aerobic thermophilic processes. Since 1990, he is scientist at the State Institute of Agricultural Engineering and Bioenergy at the University of Hohenheim. Since 2004, he is director of this research and consulting institute, which is very well networked with agricultural practice.
Besides, he is adjunct professor of the China Agricultural University, Beijing – National Center for International Research of BioEnergy Science and Technology and member of different Scientific Committees of national and international Congresses (f.e. VDI, IBBK, FNR, KTBL, Biogas Association, Renergie), head of the KTBL working community “Energy”, member of scientific working groups, Business manager of the “Consortium for Agricultural Engineering and Agrarian Construction Engineering ALB-Baden-Württemberg”. Guest Editor for different Special Issues.
Hans Oechsner has published 63 scientific papers in JCR scientific journals and a few book chepters. He has published hundreds of consulting papers and application-oriented contributions for farmers and operators of biogas plants. Furthermore he gave hundreds of lectures at training events.
He mainly works on research in the field of biogas production and questions of bioeconomy. In addition to biochemical measuring laboratories, his research equipment includes laboratory biogas fermenters for batch and continuous operation, pilot plants and a research biogas plant on a full scale, equipped with excellent measuring technology. He leads a number of national and international interdisciplinary research projects.

Professor Ashok Pandey is currently Distinguished Scientist at the Centre for Innovation and Translational Research, CSIR-Indian Institute of Toxicology Research, Lucknow, India. His major research and technological development interests are industrial & environmental biotechnology and energy biosciences, focusing on biomass to biofuels & chemicals, waste to wealth & energy, etc. He has 16 patents, 120 books, >1000 papers and book chapters, etc with h index of 138 and >80,000 citations (Goggle scholar). Professor Pandey is the recipient of many national and international awards and honours, which include Fellow, The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS); Fellow, Indian National Science Academy (FNA); India Research Excellence Citation Award-2023: Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering, Clarivate Analytics, Web of Science (2023); Highly Cited Researcher (Top 1% in the world), Clarivate Analytics (since 2018-2022), Rank #1 in India in Biology in India and Biochemistry and #417 in the world, Research.Com (2022,2023), Rank #1 in India in Microbiology under Enabling and Strategic Technologies sector, Elsevier (2021) , Rank #1 in India in Biotechnology and #8 in the world, Stanford University Report (2020-2021-2022); Academician of European Academy of Sciences and Arts, Austria, etc..

Mark Paterson has started his occupational activity as Sewage Engineering Technician in 1996 followed by his international environmental engineering studies at the University of Applied Science Bremen (Germany) and Massey University (New Zealand).
At the beginning of 2006, he completed his studies with a diploma thesis about the “Potential and economic analysis of the agricultural dry fermentation in comparison to wet fermentation in Germany” at the Leipzig Institute for Energy, now German Biomass Research Centre (Deutsches Biomasseforschungszentrum gGmbH), successfully.
From beginning 2006 till end 2010, he was employed at the Federal Agency for Renewable Resources (Fachagentur Nachwachsende Rohstoffe e.V. - FNR), the project executive organisation of the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture, as bioenergy consultant in charge of the biogas advisory.
Since 2011, Mark Paterson is working for the Association for Technology and Structures in Agriculture (Kuratorium für Technik und Bauwesen in der Landwirtschaft e.V. - KTBL), in the Team Energy, Emissions and Climate Change, mainly in the topic biogas. As scientific assistant he is responsible among other for projects like biogas proficiency test, the working group "aspects of sustainable operation of biogas plants" and the conference series "Biogas in Agriculture - Status and Prospects" of KTBL&FNR.

Kristy is a Senior consultant on renewable energy production, waste & wastewater management, sustainable education, and circular economy with over 15 years of experience in Mexican, German and Scandinavian companies.
As a Mexican-German Environmental Engineer with a multicultural and transdisciplinary touch, Kristy promotes and develops techno-social innovation solutions to revalorize organic waste for producing renewable energy under circular economy principles for the Latin-American and Caribbean region. This is currently possible as Founder and Business Developer at KFG EnviroSMART Solution. She is currently developing a Biomethane Mega Project for a client in Spain.
She also collaborates as co-founder and President of Hessen Chapter in Germany with the Civil Association “Global Mx Network (RGMX)”, a Mexican entity that contributes to the insertion of Mexico in the global knowledge economy. Her specific task at the RGMX-EUROPE include promoting women's empowerment programs such as “Women in STEAM-RGMX”.
As a formal PhD student, she developed her research and teaching skills as research assistant at University of Stuttgart. Kristy is graduated from UPIBI-IPN (Mexico) with a Bachelor´s degree in Environmental Engineering. She received her doctoral degree in 2014 from University of Stuttgart (Germany) where her primary research area focused on environmental technology transfer between Norway and Mexico and LCA assessment of waste management in Mexico.

Dr. Joachim Pertagnol studied agriculture at the Justus Liebig University in Giessen and finished this with his master's degree in 2009. From 2010 to 2013 he wrote his PHD at the University of Hohenheim. The theme was “air conditioning systems for pighouses”. In the year 2014 he worked for the company Gillig und Keller, which builds pig and cow houses, and was responsible for Bavaria and Switzerland as a consultant.. At 2015 he is working for IZES as a specialist for agriculture, agricultural markets and bioenergy. Since 2019, Mr Pertagnol has also been involved in various agri-PV projects. In addition, he conducts practical studies on farms.

​Member of several European projects: "Advanced Monitoring System for Improved Operation of Wood Processing Wastewater Treatment" (FAIR - 1997-1999); "Optimal Management of Wastewater Systems" (COST 624 - 1998-2004); Application of fuzzy logic for diagnosis of anaerobic digesters (MCFI – 2001); "Telemonitoring of high yield wastewater treatment plants" (IST 2001-2004); Control of anaerobic digestion processes for optimisation of hydrogen production (MEIF - 2005-2006), European Master in Modelling and Control of Biotechnological Processes (ALFA 2005-2007), Microbial population control in biofilm reactors for sustainable nitrogen removal from wastewater (EIF - 2007), Advanced control solutions for wastewater treatment (FP7-SME – 2009-2011), "A two year exchange programme on anaerobic mixed cultures to study and improved biological generation of chemicals and energy carrier from organic residues generated by agro-industrial activities" (FP7-IRSES 2009-2011), An integrated approach for sustainable European wine production (FP7-SME 2009-2012),
Since 2002, member of the Technical Committee on Control of Biotechnological Processes from the International Federation on Automatic Control (IFAC).
Since 2005, member of the Task Group on Benchmarking of the International Water Association.
Since 2008, member of the Task Group on Systems Analysis and Computing of the International Water Association.
Since 2008, member representative of South Europe at the Specialist Group on Anaerobic Digestion of the International Water Association.
From 2001 to 2006, member of the Editorial Board of the journal "Re/Views in Environmental Science and Bio/Technology".
From 2006 to 2011, associate editor of the Journal Water Research.
From 2009 to 2014, member of the International Advisory Board of the Excellence Center for Development Cooperation - Sustainable Water Management in Developing Countries (Exceed) in Braunschweig, Germany
207 articles in peer reviewed international journals, 1 book, 15 book chapter and 274 communications in international conferences (217 oral presentations with full papers and 57 posters).

Mohammad J. Taherzadeh is full professor in Bioprocess technology since 2004 at University of Borås in Sweden and director of Research School of Resource Recovery. Prof. Taherzadeh has PhD in Bioscience from Sweden, and MSc and BSc in Chemical Engineering from Iran. He is developing processes to convert wastes and residuals to value added products with focus on pretreatment and fermentation. He has more than 270 publications in scientific peer-reviewed journals, 21 book chapters, 5 patents and 5 books. He is also editor-in-Chief of Bioengineered and Associate Editor of Bioresource Technology. More information about him is available at www.taherzadeh.se and www.hb.se/scrr.

Joaquin Viquez is a social impact leader with hands on experience in biogas & water and sanitation in Latin America. Trained as an Agricultural and Environmental Engineer with an MBA from University of Oxford, his experience extends from leading a biogas company, co-founder of the Costa Rican Biogas Association, visiting faculty for EARTH University as well as consultant for SNV, USAID, GIZ and venture studio Deep Science Ventures in the UK. Currently he is Co-founder and CEO of ByProducts.earth a Startup looking to recover phosphorus from wastewater.

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Dr.-Ing. RITTER Apparatebau GmbH & Co. KG

Precision matters – Made in Germany

RITTER Engineering has been successful in the manufacture of measuring instruments as well as in the field of thermoplastic engineering for 70 years.

In addition to innovative modular Multi-Gas Sensors and Biogas Batch Fermentation Systems, RITTER manufactures Gas Meters made out of various superior thermoplastics and high grade stainless steel, which are used world-wide in research & development laboratories as well as in industry. These meters can be used for volumetric measurement of even highly aggressive gases with laboratory precision.
Products for Biogas R&D:

  • Biogas Batch Fermentation System
  • MilliGascounter
  • PMMA Fermentation Bottle
  • CO2 absorption bottle
  • Gas analysis with NDIR / NDUV gas sensors
  • Drum-type gas meters

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Contact: mailbox@ritter.de

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Streisal GmbH

Innovative technology and years of experience!

Streisal GmbH was founded in 1988 as a manufacturer of submersible motors.

Over the years, they’ve developed into an internationally active, medium-sized full-range provider of agitators and mixing systems for all kinds of applications, thanks to a large number of technical innovations for:

  • Biogas plants
  • Waste water treatment
  • Industrial process technology

Streisal‘s research and development work focuses on energy efficiency, technical performance and the reliability of their products.

For this purpose, STREISAL operates a fluid mechanics laboratory featuring the latest measuring technology and model systems, as well as a large-scale test tank.

In this way, they offer their customers the best and most efficient solutions, as well as providing high-quality support during planning, configuration and selection of the correct agitator technology.

Paulmichl GmbH

PAULMICHL AGITATOR TECHNOLOGY – OUT OF RESPONSIBILITY

With their claim of delivering quality and longevity, flexibility and individual adaptability, Paulmichl realizes more than 500 projects per year – from technical equipment of individual tanks and plants, to ready-to-operate plants following the builder-owner model.

Their strengths are innovative, powerful and durable agitators. 

Through their flexibility, they can adapt mounting plates of agitators to existing tank openings – allowing PAULMICHL to be one of the  market leaders in repowering biogas plants worldwide.

PAULMICHL’s STAINLESS STEEL AGITATORS 
The majority of these agitators have among the lowest maintenance costs. This ensures a high quality standard with simple technology.

When it comes to biogas technology, PAULMICHL and their team of experienced specialists advise you on-site to ensure the most efficient and best possible installation.

With 114 years of company history, PAULMICHL develop, plan and produce according to strict European standards and ensures high quality down to the smallest details.

One of Paulmichl’s milestones is not only to meet these standards but to exceed them, in order to set new standards.

PAULMICHL´S declared goal is quality leadership in this field of activity. That’s why their solutions are  sustainable and economical.

PAULMICHL lives this long-standing tradition in the sense of modern value preservation.

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PAULMICHL PROVIDES AGITATORS, PANORAMA WINDOWS, SEPARATORS, PUMPS, AND PIPELINE INSTALLATIONS WITH THE BUILDER-OWNER MODEL IN THE FIELD OF

  • Waste fermentation plants
  • Agriculture biogas plants
  • Sewage sludge digestion
  • Anerobic wastewater treatment plants

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Union Instruments GmbH

For more than 100 years the name UNION Instruments stands for high-performance measurement technology, outstanding accuracy of measurement, quality and maximum security.

UNION Instruments GmbH is a Germany based manufacturer of devices and systems in gas measurement technology with a global approach, e.g.

  • Multi-Gasanalyzers INCA serve for continuous determination of components in
    natural and bio-gases
  • Calorimeter CWD determine the calorific characteristics of combustion gases
    like heating and calorific value, Wobbe index, air requirement in sewage
    plants or in glass and ceramic industry
  • Pressure and temperature measuring devices DPK / ESS serves for
    measurement of gas and water pressure in supply networks
  • Service, Engineering and customized solutions

The company headquarters are in Karlsruhe and Lübeck.

In both locations, departments for development and production are active; the focus in Karlsruhe is on devices for calorimetry, in Lübeck for gas analyzers.

Union Instruments’ engineering is built strictly modular and with special suitability for user-specific demands.

The key advantage is: If demands change because of improvement or increasing plant size the modular design allows extension or modification at any time.

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AEV Energy GmbH

AEV Energy GmbH provides the planning of plant and facilities, process engineering and equipment for the processing and utilization as an energy source of organic materials such as industrial and municipal sludge, organic waste, renewable organic resources and agricultural residues.

AEV’s product spectrum ranges from biogas plants exclusively for slurry, dung or energy crops to domestic refuse sorting stations combined with the fermentation of the organic residues.

Get well-thought-out technical concepts, established standard solutions for plant components and competent design of special solutions.

AEV Energy GmbH is an owner-managed company with its headquarters in Dresden. Since 1996 they’re exclusively focused on biogas and have been running their own company since 2005.

AEV can help you with the following projects:

  • Organic waste from the food industry
  • Urban refuse including sorting of recyclable materials
  • Agricultural residues such as slurry, dung and feedstuff waste
  • Renewable resources and energy plants

Telephone: +49 (0)351 – 467 1301 
Contact: info@aev-energy.de
Website: www.aev-energy.de/en/

Schaumann Bioenergy Consult GmbH

Invented in 2007 – Improved Every Day!

  • 14 years of know-how in biogas
  • over 50 biogas experts worldwide
  • more than 3,400 customers worldwide
  • 174 research and 2 field test biogas plants
  • moren than 13,000 tons of bound Sulphur
  • around 22,000 individual trace element formulations
  • over 203,000 digester samples analyzed and evaluated
  • 3,499,000 MWh more energy through avoided ensiling losses
  • 106,000,000 tons of silage inoculated with SILASIL ENERGY.XD lactic acid bacteria

As experts for energy production from biomass – from substrate preparation to fermentation biology – our specialists take into the consideration the company and land-specific characteristics in the production of biogas.

We offer solutions for every type of plant and substrate – from agricultural RRM substrates to industrial waste systems.

Whenever there’s a specific problem in or around anaerobic digestion – don’t hesitate – challenge us.

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National:
Schaumann BioEnergy GmbH
An der Mühlenau 4
25421 Pinneberg
Tel. +49 4101 218-5400
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Schaumann BioEnergy GmbH
An der Mühlenau 4
25421 Pinneberg
Telephone: +49 (0) 4101 218 6000
info@schaumann-bioenergy.com
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