General Electric (GE) is to supply its Jenbacher gas engines and Clean Cycle waste-heat recovery modules for agricultural biogas projects across Europe.
The company will deliver the project, under a $50m, three year agreement, in cooperation with Italian group Gruppo.
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Gruppo will combine the Clean Cycle modules with Jenbacher gas engines, which will generate about 999kW of electrical power and 402kW in thermal power for the agricultural co-generation project.
The solution is expected to contribute a 10% rise in electrical output and 10% reduction in the biomass required for biogas projects.
The electricity generated from the solution can be utilised for treatment plants and supplied to the public power grid.
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