Green waste from Greenport Boskoop and Waddinxveen upgrade to new and useful products which waste gets value. That is the challenge which six SMEs have entered the project More From Green (MUG). The companies are exploring the feasibility of a pilot plant that is suitable for low-grade biomass to be converted into new raw materials and the production of renewable energy.<\/p>\n
The project is an initiative of MUG Greenport Boskoop and Wagro Groenrecycling in Waddinxveen. Project partners are F & H Crone from Moordrecht, Verkade Climate of Watercourses, NettEnergy from Boskoop, DLV Plant and Ekodorp from Alphen aan de Rijn. The project receives financial support from the subsidy Cluster Projects province of South Holland from the European Regional Development Fund and is accompanied by DLV Plant and Haute Equipe.<\/p>\n
In the region Waddinxveen \/ Boskoop is a lot of biomass available as commercial nurseries and include silt and aquatic plants from the wetland environment. This biomass contains high moisture content and low calorific value seen as waste. MUG is there going to change so that biomass is not a cost more for the community, but a revenue item.<\/p>\n
The project partners have any experience with different conversion technologies such as anaerobic digestion, composting, pyrolysis and combustion. From examine their own expertise and technology companies to realize the feasibility of a system capable to handle multiple grades of low-grade biomass into renewable raw materials and renewable energy. These include for example bio-refinery products (gas and oil) and biokunstmeststoffen of which can be used in the nursery. The essence is that the plant can fully run on energy from the biomass itself and that the waste heat can be used for application in new neighborhoods, greenhouse companies and public institutions in the municipalities Waddinxveen and Alphen aan den Rijn. These municipalities support the project.<\/p>\n
In order to process materials in a single plant moored, a number of problems must be solved which are dependent on the nature of the biomass. For this purpose the separate conversion techniques can be first optimized. The problems to be solved are the already mentioned high moisture content in the biomass. Another problem is the chemical composition of the material. The project MOSQUITO runs until 2105. Should this project succeed then there is a breakthrough innovation with a high social value. Either from something small can grow something big: MUG make an elephant. That is the challenge.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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