Opportunities for waste
recycling and nutrient reuse
from digestate
Brussels, 6th June 2019
European Biogas Association
• Non-profit organisation founded in 2009
• Covers biogas and biomethane from anaerobic digestion
and biomass gasification
• Well-established network and communication platform
for exchanging information and expertise in biogas and
biomethane
• 29 countries – 38 National Organisations
62 Companies – representing >7,000 stakeholders
• Based in Brussels, Renewable Energy House
What is EBA?
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Biogas – more than electricity, heat and biomethane
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Development of the number of biogas plants in Europe (left), total electricity production from biogas in Europe (right)
Source: EBA 2018. “Statistical Report of the European Biogas Association 2018.” Brussels, Belgium, December 2018.
Biogas – more than electricity, heat and biomethane
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Development of the number of biomethane plants in Europe (left), development of European biomethane production in GWh (right)
Source: EBA 2018. “Statistical Report of the European Biogas Association 2018.” Brussels, Belgium, December 2018.
Efficient valorisation of the whole biogas production process
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Source: Fachverband Biogas e. V. (German Biogas Association), “Biowaste to Biogas”, May 2016.
Digestate as a resource for mineral nutrients and organic fertilisers
Source: G. Reuland et al.,“Anaerobic digestion and nutrient recovery: a key linkage towards a closed recycling loop”, 2018.
Digestate in the circular economy
Thank you
Renewable Energy House
Rue d'Arlon 63-65
BE - 1040 Brussels
+32 24.00.10 – 87
info@europeanbiogas.eu
www.european-biogas.eu
European Biogas AssociationGregory Reuland
Technical and Project Officer
reuland@europeanbiogas.eu

Opportunities for waste recycling and nutrient reuse from digestate - European Biogas Association - Gregory Reuland

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    Opportunities for waste recyclingand nutrient reuse from digestate Brussels, 6th June 2019 European Biogas Association
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    • Non-profit organisationfounded in 2009 • Covers biogas and biomethane from anaerobic digestion and biomass gasification • Well-established network and communication platform for exchanging information and expertise in biogas and biomethane • 29 countries – 38 National Organisations 62 Companies – representing >7,000 stakeholders • Based in Brussels, Renewable Energy House What is EBA? 3
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    Biogas – morethan electricity, heat and biomethane 4 Development of the number of biogas plants in Europe (left), total electricity production from biogas in Europe (right) Source: EBA 2018. “Statistical Report of the European Biogas Association 2018.” Brussels, Belgium, December 2018.
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    Biogas – morethan electricity, heat and biomethane 5 Development of the number of biomethane plants in Europe (left), development of European biomethane production in GWh (right) Source: EBA 2018. “Statistical Report of the European Biogas Association 2018.” Brussels, Belgium, December 2018.
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    Efficient valorisation ofthe whole biogas production process 6 Source: Fachverband Biogas e. V. (German Biogas Association), “Biowaste to Biogas”, May 2016.
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    Digestate as aresource for mineral nutrients and organic fertilisers Source: G. Reuland et al.,“Anaerobic digestion and nutrient recovery: a key linkage towards a closed recycling loop”, 2018.
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    Digestate in thecircular economy
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    Thank you Renewable EnergyHouse Rue d'Arlon 63-65 BE - 1040 Brussels +32 24.00.10 – 87 info@europeanbiogas.eu www.european-biogas.eu European Biogas AssociationGregory Reuland Technical and Project Officer reuland@europeanbiogas.eu