The technology group Wärtsilä will supply equipment for the world’s second-largest plant capable of liquefying bio-methane and synthetic methane from renewable energy sources to produce carbon-neutral transportation fuel When operational it will have a capacity of approximately 63,000 tons Bio-LNG per year The contract was placed in March 2022 by the German energy company REEFUELERY GmbH – a joint venture of Erdgas Südwest GmbH and avanca a company focused on sustainable energy and logistics solutions The plant will be located in Burghaun near Fulda Burghaun was chosen as the preferred location for this project due to its direct access to the MIDAL one of the most powerful gas pipelines in Germany The central location enables optimum supply to the Alternoil filling stations – owned by the avanca group The plant will utilise biomethane from communal and agricultural waste materials as feedstock The biomethane is subsequently liquefied and delivered to the Alternoil filling station network as the climate-neutral fuel REEFUEL (Bio-LNG) “REEFUEL can be used in any LNG-fuelled truck and contributes significantly to the decarbonisation of heavy-duty transport The construction of the liquefaction plant will reduce CO2 emissions along the entire supply chain thereby effectively using economies of scale "Wärtsilä has already been a valuable partner in other projects We are very pleased that we can now once again draw on Wärtsilä's extremely precious expertise for the REEFUELERY," says Frank Erben Managing Director of REEFUELERY GmbH and Investment Manager of Erdgas Südwest GmbH “Decarbonisation solutions are at the front and centre of Wärtsilä’s strategies and we are delighted to support REEFUELERY in the realisation of their first German biomethane liquefaction plant Our unmatched in-house expertise and vast experience in the process design as well as mature gas treatment solutions prior to liquefaction form a solid foundation for building a sustainable future,” commented Walter Reggente The plant is expected to become fully operational during the first quarter of 2024 Wärtsilä Gas Solutions is a market leader with innovative systems and lifecycle solutions for the gas value chain Our main focus areas are handling of gas in seaborne transport (storage We help our customers on the journey towards a sustainable future through focus on lifecycle Media contact for more information on this release: Image caption: The proposed layout of the new Wärtsilä Bio-LNG production plant ordered by REEFUELERY GmbH © Wärtsilä All Wärtsilä releases are available at https://www.wartsila.com/media/news-releases and at http://news.cision.com/wartsila-corporation where also the images can be downloaded The Finnish technology group Wärtsilä will supply equipment for REEFUEL the world’s second-largest Bio-LNG plant that will have a capacity of approximately 63,000 tonnes per year REEFUEL will be capable of liquefying bio-methane and synthetic methane from renewable energy sources to produce carbon-neutral fuel. When operational it will have a capacity of approximately 63,000 tonnes of Bio-LNG per year Wärtsilä won the contract in March 2022 from the German energy company REEFUELERY; a joint venture of Erdgas Südwest and Avanca The facility will be located in Burghaun near Fulda The plant will use biomethane from communal and agricultural waste materials as feedstock “The construction of the liquefaction plant will reduce CO2 emissions along the entire supply chain, thereby effectively using economies of scale,” said Jürgen Muhle, CEO, of Avanca “We are delighted to support REEFUELERY in the realisation of their first German biomethane liquefaction plant It is a prime circular economy model,” commented Walter Reggente The plant is to become fully operational during the first quarter of 2024 Daily news and in-depth stories in your inbox Build your success on solid foundations Since 2008 EEW SPC produces thick-walled longitudinally welded large pipes for foundations lengths of up to 120 m and up to 2,500 t piece weights with an annual capacity of approx You may not be able to find the page you were after because of: You might find one of the following links useful: Gain insights on a modern flash point test method that enhances safety and reduces sample volume requirements AFM can provide new insights into 2D materials to better understand their potential applications Kyocera's Fine Ceramics enable next-gen renewable energy solutions offering exceptional stability and performance in hydrogen and nuclear fusion applications Micro-XRF is the key method used for the highly sensitive and non-destructive elemental analysis of a number of samples including in-homogenous and irregular samples Optimize compounding and masterbatch processes to boost efficiency while maintaining top material quality AirBreather is the solution the gas monitoring challenges across applications The global semiconductor market has entered an exciting period Demand for chip technology is both driving the industry as well as hindering it with current chip shortages predicted to last for some time Current trends will likely shape the future of the industry The primary distinction between graphene-based batteries and solid-state batteries lies in the composition of either electrode carbon allotropes can also be employed in fabricating anodes the IoT is rapidly being introduced into almost all sectors but it has particular importance in the EV industry you can trust me to find commercial scientific answers from AZoNetwork.com please log into your AZoProfile account first Registered members can chat with Azthena, request quotations, download pdf's, brochures and subscribe to our related newsletter content A few things you need to know before we start Read the full Terms & Conditions Wärtsilä will supply equipment for a new 63,000-tonne bioLNG liquefaction plant  the plant – reputedly the world’s second-largest – will be capable of liquefying biomethane and synthetic methane from renewable energy sources to produce carbon-neutral transport fuel The contract was placed in March 2022 by the German energy company Reefuelery a joint venture of Erdgas Südwest and Avanca a company focused on sustainable energy and logistics the plant will have direct access to the 702-km MIDAL gas pipeline that connects south Germany with the North Sea The central location enables optimum supply to the Alternoil filling stations owned by the Avanca group Biomethane is subsequently liquefied and delivered to the Alternoil filling station network as the climate-neutral fuel ‘REEFUEL’ (bio-LNG) “REEFUEL can be used in any LNG-fuelled truck and contributes significantly to decarbonising heavy-duty transport thereby effectively using economies of scale,” said Avanca group chief executive Jürgen Muhle "Wärtsilä has been a valuable partner in other projects We are pleased we can once again draw on Wärtsilä’s expertise for the Reefuelery," said Reefuelery managing director and Erdgas Südwest investment manager Frank Erben Wärtsilä Gas Solutions vice president Walter Reggente said Our unmatched inhouse expertise and vast experience in the process design form a solid foundation for building a sustainable future.” The plant is expected to become fully operational Q1 2024 Riviera Maritime Media will provide free technical and operational webinars in 2022. Sign up to attend on our events page RWE has been awarded a tender by HessenForst On two sites in the municipality of Burghaun in the district of Fulda RWE plans to build a wind farm with an installed capacity of 33 megawatts after which the five wind turbines will be able to generate enough green electricity to supply over 22,700 households with green electricity each year CEO RWE Renewables Europe & Australia: “To drive forward the energy transition in Germany we are massively increasing our investments strengthening our team and thereby accelerating the expansion of renewable energy leaving ecologically valuable areas untouched The forest’s wind will thus make an important contribution to climate protection while at the same time complying with strict nature conservation and species protection requirements.” RWE is currently in dialogue with local stakeholders This includes talks with the local energy cooperative Energiegenossenschaft Burghaun and the regional energy supplier RhönENERGIE-Gruppe Options for the participation of citizens and neighbouring communities are also being explored In its many years of experience in the development RWE has specifically focused on local partnerships and has successfully implemented many projects with the participation of local authorities and citizens RWE intends to invite interested residents of Burghaun to information events to present the progress of the project As one of the world’s leading companies in the field of renewable energies RWE is driving forward the expansion of its renewables activities RWE plans to invest around €11 billion net in its green portfolio in its home market Germany The company already operates around 90 onshore wind farms in Germany Pictures for media use of RWE wind farms in Germany are available at the RWE Media Centre