EnviTec Biogas has completed the first gas upgrading plant in Slovakia and successfully injected biomethane into the local gas grid.
The EnviThan plant, which has a capacity of 449 Nm3/h of biomethane, was installed together with a raw gas treatment system at an existing biogas plant.
The input material in Bierovce consists of 70% food waste and organic industrial waste, poultry manure, and corn and grass silage. The project is owned by Czech-based Energe, an electric power generation company.
The Czech subsidiary of EnviTec Service is located in Velké Meziříčí in Czechia, between Prague and Brno.
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