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1 Your logo D4.2.2 Presentation at Technical Events N 1 Bio- methane Regions Partner : LEV Date : Location: Media Center Rathhaus, Hauptplatz 1, A Graz Object/purpose: URBAN BIOGAS Seminar Type of participant(s) (elected people, administration ): Administration officials, experts, AD plant operators, companies, bank representatives Nr. of entries/visitors/participants: approx. 30 Promotion tools used during the seminar Power point (See Attached) Leaflet (See Attached) Brochure Publication (article etc.) Mentions in web sites: Expert speech Other: Attached documents Pictures power- point Brochure Publication Official web site address Attendance list Other: Leaflet

2 Further information Information: Fraunhofer IWES Instituts für Windenergie und Energiesystemtechnik Königstor 59, Kassel Uwe Hoffstede, Registration until 9 th May 2013: Graz Energy Agency Kaiserfeldgasse 13/I, 8010 Graz ONLINE-REGISTRATION Claudia Fitz, / office@grazer-ea.at, Venue: Media Center Graz Rathaus Hauptplatz Graz, Austria Fees and expenses: The participation in the training is free of charge. Target group: Representatives of cities and municipalities who are interested in biomethane production, as well as potential biogas plant operators, investors, waste disposers and energy providers. Limited number of participants, please use the online registration. Conference language: English Workshop Business Agreements for Urban Biogas projects 14 th May, 2013 Invitation Project Presented by

3 The Urban Biogas Training on Business Agreements comprises practical experience from plant operators, biomethane traders and investors. Experienced experts will provide the audience background knowledge. Workshop Business Agreements for Urban Biogas projects Tuesday, 14 th May Registration Welcome DI Boris Papousek EMBA, Graz Energy Agency Representative of the City of Graz (tbc) Representative of the Province of Styria (tbc) Typical business models for biomethane projects Dominik Rutz, WIP - Renewable Energies, Munich Business models for biogas projects in Austria: agreements, contracts and lessons learned NN, MethaPower, Vienna Biomethane register Austria - Functionality and market players Andreas Wolf, AGCS Gas Clearing and Settlement AG, Linz Experiences with business models of biomethane projects in Germany Klaus Huber, Independent biomethane trader, Munich Coffee break Financing options for biogas projects in Austria (tbc) Criteria to assess biomethane investments Uwe Hoffstede, Fraunhofer IWES, Kassel Standards for financing biogas projects in Central and Eastern Europe Wieslaw Kowalczyk, UniCredit Leasing S.p.A., Vienna Summary and discussion Uwe Hoffstede, Fraunhofer IWES, Kassel

4 Biomethane Calculator & Cooperative Biogas to Biomethane Developments Workshop Business Agreements for Urban Biogas Projects Sascha Flesch

5 Agenda Biomethane Calculator Cooperative Models for Biogas Upgrading content courtesy of :

6 BIOMETHANE CALCULATOR

7 Biomethane Calculator Calculation of investment, operating and overall annual costs for biogas upgrading technologies Most key technologies covered Includes pre-treatment technologies and feed-in issues Feasibility calculations, techno-economic assessment Cost parameters will be updated and refined frequently

8 Biomethane Calculator: Inputs Plant size Raw biogas composition Methane, carbon dioxide, oxygen, nitrogen, water, hydrogen sulfide, ammonia, other contaminants Product gas quality requirements Local/regional gas grid quality Heating value, maximum contaminant concentration Offgas quality requirements Offgas treatment needs Emission limits

9 Biomethane Calculator: Gas pretreatment technology / desulphurisation Gas upgrading technology Delivery gas pressure requirement, high-pressure compression Biomethane heating value requirements, propane dosing Biomethane odorisation Biomethane pipeline, feed-in and gas transfer station

10 Biomethane Calculator: Financial Capital costs: Interest rate on capital costs Parameters Expected plant life-time / long-term contracts Funding of investment costs Operating costs: Personnel Electricity Materials / chemicals / analytics & calibration gases Maintenance costs Life-time of equipment components / replacement

11 Biomethane Calculator n/download_biometha ne-calculator

12 BiomethaneCalculator: Further Developments Integration of different offgas treatment systems Integration of additional language: POLISH Optionally integration of additional gas upgrading technology (depending on data provided by manufacturers) Integration of various biomethane utilisation scenarios (gas grid injection, locally used vehicle fuel)

13 COOPERATIVE BG UPGRADING MODELS

14 Upgrading Plant Economics Economies of scale...

15 2 options where analyzed mobile biogas upgrading solutions raw biogas pipeline centralized biogas upgrading

16 Mobile Biogas-Upgrading

17 Prerequisites & Conditions Raw biogas buffer storage at BG plant Mobile BG upgrading unit Mobile BM storage Refined logistics

18 On-Site Buffer Storage Solutions

19 On-Site Buffer Storage Solution

20 Mobile Upgrading Container

21 Mobile Storage of BM

22 Mobile Storage of BM

23 Economics of Concept: Assumptions Grid injection Transport required to injection point Transport pressure 220bar No BG production costs included 50/m 3 biogas storage

24 Economics of Concept: Scenario total capacity of plants : 210m 3 /h gas permeation upgrading plant (300m 3 /h) max. 50km between plants 2.7/km average transportation time = 1h

25 Economics of Concept: Schedule

26 Economics of Concept: Results

27 Centralized Biogas-Upgrading

28 Prerequisites & Conditions PE pipes 15cm inner diameter => 1000m 3 /h (STP) Low pressure system: 200mbar(g) 2bar(g) Costs: /m

29 Economics of Concept: Assumptions 8 BG-plants in grid (2xA,2xB,2xC,2xD) AD-plant capacity 420m 3 /h Upgrading plant: gas permeation (420m 3 /h) 130/m pipeline, 20km network Low pressure compression Rudimentary upgrading (drying, NH 3 )

30 Economics of Concept: Results

31 OTHER RELEVANT PROJECT OUTPUTS

32 Suggestions/ Comments/ Questions

33 Grazer Energieagentur :: Projekte :: Urban Biogas - Print :39 Projekt "Urban Biogas" Ziel des Projektes "Urban Biogas" ist es, die Verwertung von Bioabfällen zur Biogaserzeugung in 5 Europäischen Städten zu unterstützen. Das erzeugte Biogas soll aufbereitet werden und anschließend als Biomethan ins Erdgasnetz eingespeist werden, beziehungsweise in Erdgasfahrzeugen zum Einsatz kommen. Der Schwerpunkt des Projekts ist, fünf marktfähige WtB-Konzepte für fünf europäische Städte zu entwickeln. Dies wird durch die Organisation von Veranstaltungen, Workshops, Arbeitsgruppen, Meetings, Studienreisen und Austauschbesuchen, unterstützt. Der Fokus der österreichischen Urban Biogas Aktivitäten liegt auf der Region Steiermark aufgrund der großen Anzahl an bestehenden Biogas-Anlagen, des guten existierenden Gasnetzes und der funktionierenden Abfallwirtschaft. UrbanBiogas wird im Rahmen des Intelligent Energy for Europe Programmes der Europäischen Kommission unterstützt. Das UrbanBiogas Konsortium besteht aus 11 Partnern und wird von WIP Renewable Energies aus Deutschland koordiniert. Nähere Informationen finden Sie hier! Ihr Ansprechpartner DI Ernst Meißner meissner@grazer-ea.at Informationen zu bereits stattgefundenen Veranstaltungen: "Urban Biogas Woche" (Workshop und Study Tour, ) Seite 1 von 2

34 Grazer Energieagentur :: Projekte :: Urban Biogas - Print :39 Bildliche Impressionen vom Workshop und einigen Stationen der Study Tour Am 13. und gab es im Rahmen des IEE-Projektes Urban Biogas ein internationales Projektmeeting mit insgesamt 29 Teilnehmern aus sechs Ländern. Das Projekt unterstützt die Konzeption und Umsetzung von Abfall zu Biomethan in fünf europäischen Städten. Kern des 2-tägigen Meetings war der Workshop Geschäftsmodelle für Urban Biogas Projekte im Media Center Graz, welcher neben den Projektpartnern auch zahlreiche externe Teilnehmer ansprach. Dort präsentierten Anlagenbetreiber, Biomethan-Händler und Investoren ihre Praxisbeispiele und gingen besonders auf die Schwerpunkte Business-Modelle, Vertragsmodalitäten und Finanzierungsmöglichkeiten ein. Am 15./ gab es dann eine spezielle Urban Biogas Study Tour zu vier österreichischen Biogasanlagen (Leoben, Engerwitzdorf, Wiener Neustadt, Wien Pfaffenau). Dort konnten die Teilnehmer vor Ort Biogasanlagen mit unterschiedlichen Substraten und Aufbereitungstechnologien besichtigen. Präsentationen des Workshops "Business Agreements for Urban Biogas projects", WIP MethaPOWER AGCS Huber LEV BMR Fraunhofer UniCredit - Biogas Gesamtbewertung: Ökologische, ökonomische und sozialwissenschaftliche Gesamtbetrachtung von Biogas aus dem Gasnetz als Kraftstoff und in stationären Anwendungen Wir bedanken uns für Ihre Teilnahme! Link: Seite 2 von 2

35 :41 Home About UrbanBiogas Project Partners Waste-to-Biomethane Downloads News & Events Contact UrbanBiogas Partner Cities City of Zagreb Municipality of Abrantes City of Graz Cities of Gdynia and Rzeszów City of Valmiera Home UrbanBiogas Study Tour in Austria Graz-Vienna, Austria May 2013 Programme: Wednesday, 15th May Pick up at hotel in Graz Bus transfer from Graz to the biogas plant in Leoben Plant visit in Leoben, LE Gas/Energie Steiermark Sewage plant with co-fermentation of organic urban waste Chemical absorption (amine gas treating) Bus transfer from Leoben to Engerwitzdorf Lunch break Bus transfer to plant in Engerwitzdorf Plant visit in Engerwitzdorf Bus transfer from Engerwitzdorf to Wiener Neustadt (estimated time of arrival at the hotel: 19.30) Thursday, 16th May Bus transfer to the biogas plant in Wiener Neustadt 08:30 Plant visit in Wiener Neustadt Bus transfer from Wiener Neustadt to Vienna Plant visit in Vienna Bus transfer to Vienna airport (estimated time of arrival at the airport: 14.30) Bus transfer from Vienna to Graz (estimated time of arrival at the hotel: 18.30) A detailed programme and information to the registration can be downloaded here. UrbanBiogas Training on Business models and agreements in the biogas sector Graz, Austria 14 May 2013 Please find here the agenda. Presentations: Typical business models for biomethane projects Dominik Rutz, WIP - Renewable Energies, Germany Business models for biogas projects in Austria: agreements, contracts and lessons learned Mr. Calabotta, MethaPower, Austria Biomethane Calculator & Cooperative Biogas to Biomethane Developments Sascha Flesch, Landesenergieverein Steiermark, Austria Biomethane register Austria - Functionality and market players Andreas Wolf, AGCS Gas Clearing and Settlement AG, Austria Experiences with business models of biomethane projects in Germany Klaus Huber, Independent biomethane trader, Munich, Germany Criteria to assess biomethane investments Seite 1 von 4

36 :41 Uwe Hoffstede, Fraunhofer IWES, Germany Standards for financing biogas projects in Central and Eastern Europe Wieslaw Kowalczyk, UniCredit Leasing S.p.A., Vienna UrbanBiogas Training on Biogas Upgrading and Biomethane Use Riga, Latvia 25 October 2012 Presentations of the training course can be downloaded here. Training course Biomethane Training course Biomethane UrbanBiogas Training on Business models and agreements in the biogas sector Riga, Latvia 22 October 2012 Presentations of the training course can be downloaded here. Training course on Business Agreements and Models UrbanBiogas 3rd Progress Meeting and site visit Valmiera/Riga, Latvia October 2012 This was an internal project meeting. Meeting with the Deputy Mayor of Valmiera Visit of the ZAAO landfill site in Valmiera Seite 2 von 4

37 :41 UrbanBiogas Study Tour Sweden Sweden May 2012 In the framwework of the urbanbiogas project, the Fraunhofer IWES institute is organizing a study tour to one of the most interesting and technological advanced biogas and biomethane plants in Sweden. Participation of the Study Tour is free of charge. Here is the agenda of the study tour and the report on the study tour. UrbanBiogas Biogas Training Abrantes, Portugal 26 October 2011 A training course on biogas production from waste was organised for UrbanBiogas partners and representatives of Abrantes. Here is the agenda of the training course. UrbanBiogas Progress Meeting Abrantes, Portugal October 2011 This was an internal project meeting. UrbanBiogas Biogas Training Rzeszów, Poland 21 October 2011 A training course on biogas production from waste was organised for UrbanBiogas partners and representatives of city / municipalities. UrbanBiogas Study Tour Munich, Germany 18 May 2011 The first UrbanBiogas study tour to biogas plants treating the organic fraction of urban and municipal waste was organised on the occasion of the Kick-off-Meeting. The tour was organised by WIP Renewable Energies from Munich, Germany, and took place in the vicinity of Munich on 18 May The first visit was to the biowaste and biogas plant of Ganser Entsorgung in Kirchstockach. A meeting with the technology provider BTA was arranged. The second visit was to the waste and composting company Wurzer Umwelt in Eitting. This visit at Wurzer Umwelt included a tour to its biogas plant, composting facilities and waste separation system of packaging material. 18 participants attended the study tour. Summary UrbanBiogas study tour in Munich (PDF, 6.2 MB) Technical description of the UrbanBiogas study tour in Munich (PDF, 5.6 MB) UrbanBiogas Kick-off-Meeting Munich, Germany May 2011 In the Kick-off-meeting of the UrbanBiogas project the consortium fine-tuned the work programme of the upcoming 3 project years. The Kick-off-meeting was an internal meeting for the consortium only. Seite 3 von 4

38 :41 WIP - Renewable Energies Sylvensteinstr. 2 D Munich, Germany Seite 4 von 4