RES-chains training material:

The aim was to identify sustainable renewable energy source chains (RES-Chains) to encourage sustainable development within the South Baltic Region. The training material aimed to describe the connections between renewable energy sources and customers.

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Your choices:
1 Fuel: gaseous;   2 Process heat;   3 Biomass (digestible sludge)

What is your resource? What do you want to deliver? What is the service the customer wants?
3 Biomass (digestible sludge) District cooling Comfortable indoor climate
Biomass (fermentable sludge) District heating Electricity
Biomass (solid) Electricity Process cooling (< 0 °C)
Geothermal 1 Fuel: Gaseous 2 Process heat/steam (50 - 150 °C)
Sunshine Fuel: Liquid 2 Process heat (150 - 1000 °C)
Water Fuel: Solid 2 Process heat (> 1000 °C)
Wind Local cooling (ind. house) Transport
Residual oils/fats etc Local heating (ind. house)

 

The only restriction for a major process industry such as a glass work or a steel work not to use biogas for their process heat is the volume of biogas input to the European gas grid.