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|Articles|September 16, 2022
ENOGIA Biogas Order
ORC Modules for German anaerobic digestion plant
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ENOGIA has a contract for the supply of ORC modules and associated services for €6.5 million. The buyer is a German biogas company. Prior to placing the order, the company was testing an ORC module coupled with a biogas engine for more than a year. The order is the biggest ever signed by ENOGIA.
ENOGIA’s ORC modules will be installed in the world's largest anaerobic digestion plant, which will be Europe’s largest ORC site and the second largest worldwide. The modules will be used to recover the heat from the cooling circuits of the biogas genset engines. Electricity produced will be recycled on site to reduce draw from the grid.
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