biogas potential in brandenburg (germany)
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Biogas Potential in Brandenburg (Germany). Dipl.-Geoökol. Sybille Brozio Severine Laufer, Prof. H.-P. Piorr, D. Müller & F. Torkler, University of Applied Sciences Eberswalde December 2006. Situation: Biogas plants. Biogas – Plants in Brandenburg. (October 2006). agricultural plant - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Fac. of Landscape Use and Nature Conversation
Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 28Germany - 16225
Eberswalde
Dec-06
BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Biogas Potential in Brandenburg (Germany)
Dipl.-Geoökol. Sybille Brozio
Severine Laufer, Prof. H.-P. Piorr, D. Müller & F. Torkler,
University of Applied Sciences Eberswalde
December 2006
Fac. of Landscape Use and Nature Conversation
Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 28Germany - 16225
Eberswalde
Dec-06
BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Situation: Biogas plants
Biogas – Plants in Brandenburg
(October 2006)agricultural plantwaste plant
Arable land
National unitcounties of Brandenburg
Planned or under construction:> 70 biogas plants
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BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Method: biomass-yield-model
Working groupPIORR (1998)
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BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Method: biomass-yield-model
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BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Regional specific crop rotations (dominant crops of 7 years)
Yield of crops with influences of previous crop
Yields of byproducts (straw and leaves), roots and harvesting residuals
Total biomass per hectare / spatial unit
Method: biomass-yield-model
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Method: Estimation of bioenergy
Bioenergy per hectare / spatial unit Scenarios per product lines
(biogas, bio ethanol, bio diesel)
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Method: Material & biogas content
1) Silage of
Winter rye: 325 kWel / tonsMaize: 335 kWel / tons
- available for biogas production: 50 % of potential yield,- 10 % loss of material during silage process
2) Statistics of livestock farming: livestock conversion to amount of liquid manure:
liquid manure of cattle: 42 kWel / tonsliquid manure of pigs: 37 kWel / tons
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Biogas Potential: Silage based
Brandenburg
• Efficiency: 32%
• Working hours: 7.500 per year
• Scaling of the map: size of power plants
• On municipality level
Based on:
• Silage of maize and winter rye (whole plant)
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BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Biogas Potential: Silage + liquid manure
Brandenburg
• Efficiency: 32%
• Working hours: 7.500 per year
• 300 kWel – plant
• On county level
Based on:
• Silage of maize and winter rye
• Liquid manure
1 – 20 plants21 – 30 plants31 – 40 plants41 – 50 plants> 50 plants
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BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Biogas Potential: Amount of Plants
BarnimUckermark
Brandenburg
42.213 ha150.760 ha
12,3 Mio. ha
National unit Arable land
17 1062 37
523314
Biogas plants300 kWel 500 kWel
86,6343,1
2.364,2
Potential yield1.000 t Silage
per year
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Straw for Bio-ethanol Potential in Brandenburg (Germany)
Prof. H.-P. Piorr, Severine Laufer, Dipl.-Geoökol. Sybille Brozio
University of Applied Sciences Eberswalde
December 2006
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Eberswalde
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BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
New applications for straw
cellulose ethanol process developed by IOGEN to convert straw into Bio-ethanol
Search for potential bio-ethanol facility sites in Germany
Background: straw plays a secondary role in todays agriculture
less important for traditional applications like litter for livestock
Liquid manure husbandry without straw for litter
less livestock on farms
Dominance of cereal cropping with up to 70% of total acreage
Lots of unused resources!
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• Application of own biomass yield model
• With Indices of straw – grain ratio
• Only 50% of total straw biomass is available for bioenergy applications
• The rest is essential for soil fertility and animal litter
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Cereal straw potential Germany
• annually available Straw yield potential in dt / ha for Germany (50% of total potential)
• conventional farming
• Moisture content: 14%
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Cereal straw potential in selected federal states
Acreage [ha]
Straw production (total)
[t/a 14%moisture]
Available straw(50% of total)
[t/a 14% moisture]
Lower Saxony 2.115.505
7.715.160
3.857.580
Brandenburg 1.233.987
3.777.100
1.888.550
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 1.255.316
4.402.940
2.201.470
Saxony 905.701
3.202.640
1.601.320
Saxony-Anhalt 1.201.343
4.275.960
2.137.980
Thuringia 794.766
2.822.820
1.411.410
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• annually available Straw amounts in t per year for Germany on the county level (50% of total potential)
• conventional farming
• Moisture content: 14%
validation of data by comparision with statistical data on county level
Cereal straw potential Germany
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Straw potential Poland
• Additional evaluation of straw potential in the border region to Poland
• Based on statistics
• Highest productivity in Wielkopolskie (2.209.925,82 t/a) and Dolnośląskie (1.239.614,46 t/a) 50% of total production
• But more detailed data required (municipality level)
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Scenarios for site in Schwedt
• 800.000 t straw required annually
• Scenarios for rye potentials for existing ethanol plant Schwedt (600.000 t/a winter rye)
100% rye from the region for Schwedt
„Energyrye“: 65% rye from the region for Schwedt, 35% for food & fodder
25% decrease (droughts etc.)
50% decrease (droughts etc.)
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BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Transport and acreage
Scenarios
Maximum transport
distance to Schwedt
Annually required acreage for 600.000
t winter rye
1. Region 600.000 t 89,0 km 102.337 ha
2. Availability „Energyrye“
112,2 km156.056 ha
3. Decrease 25 % 130,1 km 205.093 ha
4. Decrease 50 % 153,1 km 269.070 ha
• Based on the average part of rye production in the total cereal production 1,3 Mill tonns of straw are available in this area
• For a demand of 800.000 t / a straw the transport distance would be reduced from 89 km to 55 km
• More detailed calculations are required if the location Schwedt would be considered for a plant (all cereal straw, rape straw, maize straw...)
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Eberswalde
Dec-06
BBN-Meeting 1.12. 2006; Eberswalde / Germany
Straw for Bio-ethanol Potential in Brandenburg (Germany)
Prof. H.-P. Piorr, Severine Laufer, Dipl.-Geoökol. Sybille Brozio
University of Applied Sciences Eberswalde
December 2006