Krieg & Fischer operate independently of subcontractors and can develop and implement the best technical and economical solution for your application. We place emphasis on the fact that there is no specific K&F procedure. Here we primarily focus on the input material and the conditions on site. This is the only way to develop an optimized system for your biogas plant.

„Currently, our renewable electricity production is limited during periods of low demand. Instead of shutting off wind and solar plants, we can convert this excess energy into gases that can be stored and used flexibly. By this, we can increase the share of renewable energies in our overall energy supply.” Tobias Eckhof, Project manager ‚Hydrogen‘ at Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure, evaluates this key technology.
Synthetic natural gas (SNG) is methane produced from biogenic carbon dioxide and hydrogen. This green and emission-free alternative is produced using the power-to-gas process. It is of natural gas quality and can be used like natural gas or fed into the gas grid. By linking the energy sectors of electricity, heat, mobility and industry (energy sector coupling), synergies are efficiently exploited.
This sustainable technology strengthens the economy and contributes to the achievement of climate targets.
From technology consulting and concept development, studies and approval procedures to plant planning and commissioning; Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure GmbH supports both the realization of new power-to-gas plants and the expansion of existing plants with its know-how.

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Experience the construction of the Dinteloord biogas plant in fast motion. Operated by SUIKER UNIE GREEN ENERGY, this plant converts residues from the sugar industry and vegetable waste into 18.4 million m³ of biogas per year, which is upgraded to natural gas quality. As the largest biomethane producer in the Netherlands, Dinteloord stands for innovative and sustainable energy production.

The owner and operator of the biogas plant is SUIKER UNIE GREEN ENERGY. In the biogas plant with an annual biogas production of 18.4 million m³ per year, residues from the sugar industry and vegetable waste are used. In the gas treatment by means of pressure water washing (DWW), the resulting biogas is treated to natural gas quality. This makes the biogas plant the largest biomethane producer in the Netherlands.

Why can the integration of biogas and bioethanol production help to achieve the climate goals? Rio Cuarto biogas plant in Argentina is a successful proven of these synergies. Here more about this solution.

An interview with Andreas Krieg on the advantages of fermenting sugar beet waste (sugar beet pulp) year-round in biogas plants as a solution for energy generation and CO₂ compensation for the sugar industry. Surplus CNG is fed into the natural gas network, while fermentation residues are used as fertilizer.

"Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure GmbH is a planning office with more than 30 years of experience in the design and construction of biogas plants. We offer our services worldwide and are pleased to be able to talk directly to our international customers here at IFAT."

Energy from waste - a biogas plant for Russia. Built in 2011 by Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure GmbH and the video was broadcast on “Deutschland Welle” on 10.04.2013. The BELGOROD waste fermentation plant was put into operation in 2012 and uses slaughterhouse waste, maize silage and sewage sludge, among other things.

The first biogas plant in Argentina using energy crops is in operation since 2014. Already in 2017/2018 the biogas plant was extended. An additional digester and a second gas engine was added. The reason was that on top of the energy crops and manure, thin stillage and material from ethanol production are used as input substrate.