feasibility study
Evaluate biogas sources, quantity, quality, and guidelines for initial purchasers of the product.
PTH GREEN's newest service builds on its expertise in biogas systems. To upgrade biogas to liquid biomethane (LBM). Used as a clean alternative fuel in the transportation and industrial sectors. Currently open for discussion and feasibility studies with those interested in becoming a pilot project.
The biogas produced will be improved in quality (Biogas Upgrading). To separate carbon dioxide and impurities Until getting high purity methane gas similar to natural gas It's called biomethane. Then cool until it condenses into a liquid. (Liquefaction) This makes it possible to store more energy per volume. Can be transported by truck to areas without gas pipelines. and used to replace fossil fuels in the transportation or industrial sectors
Evaluate biogas sources, quantity, quality, and guidelines for initial purchasers of the product.
Establish guidelines for gas quality improvement and liquefaction systems. according to appropriate information and technology
Coordinate technology partners and plan for pilot projects.
Previously, biogas was usually used only to produce heat or electricity in the project area. Processing it into liquid biomethane allows energy to be transported to off-site users. Opportunity to generate additional income from excess gas
This service is currently under development. There is no actual project delivered yet. Details of the scope of work and duration must be studied on a project-by-project basis.
Biogas is commonly used in project areas as a heating fuel or to produce electricity. The LBM is refined and liquefied. Therefore, it can be transported for use outside the area and can store more energy per volume.
Not yet available. This is a service that has just begun to develop, building on direct experience in biogas systems. which has been implemented in many projects The team is open to discussing and studying possibilities. Collaborate with interested parties as a pilot project.
Factories or farms that already have a biogas system or have enough raw materials and want to find a way to utilize excess gas You should contact to discuss basic information.
Depends on the availability of gas sources. Selected technology and product buyers Therefore, it is best to start by studying the feasibility before planning the plan.
Talk to the PTH GREEN team about biogas sources and suitable approaches.