Göteborg Energi: Vehicle Fuel From Organic Waste
Book chapter, 2016

Göteborg Energi is Sweden's largest municipal energy company, owned entirely by the City of Gothenburg. Since 2007, Göteborg Energi has grown to become Sweden's largest supplier of biogas. Sweden's target is that at least 50% of the energy used in Sweden will come from renewable sources by 2020. Göteborg Energi's first biogas plant, Gasendal is an upgrading plant installed in Gothenburg in 2007. Lidkoping biogas is one of the world's first plants for liquefied biogas (LBG). The Gothenburg Biomass Gasification (GoBiGas) Project is the largest demonstration of utilizing forest residues for the production of a renewable fuel, in this case biomethane. The gasification technology has an advantage over all other known conversion technologies, which is the possibility to convert all types of biomass or wastes to the desired end product and make use of the losses that arise in the conversion to drive the process.

Organic waste

Gasendal

Lidkoping biogas

Göteborg Energi

Sweden

Renewable fuel

Gasification technology

Gothenburg Biomass Gasification Project

Liquefied biogas

Author

E. Zinn

Göteborg Energi AB

Henrik Thunman

Chalmers, Energy and Environment, Energy Technology

Industrial Biorenewables: A Practical Viewpoint

255-265
9781118843796 (ISBN)

Subject Categories

Energy Systems

DOI

10.1002/9781118843796.ch10

ISBN

9781118843796

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2/28/2018