proBIOGAS #International – Biogas Engineering and Operating Training with Plant Visits — May 2-11, 2023 — Stuttgart, Germany
It’s all about coming together for a common cause, getting the most out of the multi-decade knowledge that is present during these 8 days…
And return back home with the specific action steps you need to take to advance with your biogas project.
The best part: it doesn’t matter what your previous knowledge is.
The combination of presentations, workshops and question & answer-sessions together with two and a half days of biogas plant visits will fill every possible knowledge gap you have.
On the 2-day field trips, you will have the opportunity to see biogas plants with new, ground-breaking concepts and technology in Germany first-hand.
For your best experience, we’re going to be doing biogas plant visits on the following, specific focus areas:
- Biogas upgrading to biomethane with grid injection
- Digestate treatment and upgrading
During these visits you will be guided by both the biogas plant operator and our experts.
You will gain profound insights into the daily operation of the plant while always being assisted by our specialists with both practical and theoretical experience.
On the laboratory day you will receive practical tips for the optimisation of your anaerobic digestion process through the analysis of fermentation samples.
This proBIOGAS #International course is ideal for:
- Biogas plant operators & staff
- Farmers planning to operate an AD facility
- Government officials engaged with AD
- Academic researchers looking for practical answers
- Investors
Calling all biogas plant operators and AD enthusiasts…
If you want to really understand…
- How exactly biogas is produced from organic waste and biomass
- What to do when you run into troubles with your day-to-day operation
- What the most modern biogas technologies are
- If you should even consider building a biogas plant
- Which type of biogas plant makes sense for your available substrates
- What the most experienced biogas plant operators do every single day
…then this event is for you.
Even if you’ve never had to deal with anything related to biogas in your life before.
Keep reading…
During this 8-day, highly focused biogas training you will acquire specific operating and engineering knowledge regarding the biogas processes and available technologies.
In the last 20+ years in the biogas trenches, we have collected boatloads of valuable know-how.
This means you will only get the absolute best, directly applicable tips, examples and lessons learned.
As you probably already know, biogas production is a very fragile process that depends on lots of factors:
- Which substrate you use
- Wet vs. dry fermentation
- Process temperature
- How much and how often you feed
- Which mixers and stirrers are installed
- And many, many more…
You see, every case is different.
Every project is different.
It all depends!
Depends on what?
On your unique situation…
Which is why we have started doing these types of live trainings more than a decade ago.
To give people just like you the unique opportunity to ask the very specific questions you need to ask.
And to also forward these questions to the right pair of ears.
Sure, we also offer special consultation services…but these are much more expensive and might not make sense for your situation.
Besides, it’s not every day that we get together a group of experts such as during this event.
All of the presenters you will meet in this training have at least 10 years of practical experience in their special biogas niche.
Which means they have most likely faced the very same challenges you are facing right now.
Best part: they will give their presentation on this subject first – and then stick around for all of your questions afterwards.
Over the many years of conducting these events, we have found out that the most valued part by all participants is the chance to directly interact with the experts.
Be it through questions during their presentation…
Conversations during lunch and coffee breaks…
Or even directly on the biogas plant during one of the five plant visits. READ MORE
