Biomass

With a biogas digester, locally available agricultural waste flows become a valuable asset. Pre-insulated pipes are used to keep the process at the right temperature and maximise output. The gas produced is often stored and fed into a CHP generator. The generated electricity is used on site or fed into the national grid. The heat is an equally valuable commodity, and is distributed through a pre-insulated pipe network to other premises on site, communal buildings or homes in neighbouring villages. A reliable and efficient heating supply contributes to a resilient relationship between farm and village.

Unlike all fossil alternatives, biomass is a carbon-neutral source of heat. Whether you source your wood chips from your own or a nearby forest, or opt for wooden pellets, a biomass boiler will transform this into usable heat efficiently. A flexible, pre-insulated pipe transports this heat to nearby houses or office buildings. A durable, pre-insulated distribution network can be used to immediately connect a campus, street or an entire town.

Biomass temperatures generally align well with those of radiators in existing buildings and allow for an efficient heat transfer with significant delta T. Most plastic pipe systems are also specifically designed to meet the strict requirements of a biomass system.
Biomass is a locally rooted energy source. This applies to the production of the energy source, such as farming or forest maintenance, the installation of the required system and network by local contractors, and also the operation of the boiler or digester.
All this means governments are often willing to support biomass projects with attractive subsidy schemes.

Our complete, custom-designed solutions guarantee highly efficient transport of heat produced by biomass. We can help you create a future-proof network, large or small, with flexible pre-insulated plastic pipelines in long lengths. This results in the quickest possible installation and the most reliable network.