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Description: 'Old Cogen' is Dead: Determining the Best Use of Biogas in a Dynamic Environment
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Description: 'Old Cogen' is Dead: Determining the Best Use of Biogas in a Dynamic Environment
'Old Cogen' is Dead: Determining the Best Use of Biogas in a Dynamic Environment
Abstract
The concept of continuously running a cogeneration system on municipal biogas must be reimagined. As electric rates shift toward time-of-use, as codigestion creates opportunities for increased biogas production and revenue, and as new technologies are deployed, Combined Heat and Power (CHP) facilities must seek to exploit every opportunity to produce more power, produce it at the right time, and for the right price. In the meantime, if you could choose to have any type of biogas system at any point in history, that system would be biomethane pipeline injection, and that time would be now. This paper demonstrates the challenges and opportunities facing wastewater utilities through case studies of wastewater treatment facilities that are currently in different phases of evaluating the best use of biogas or implementing a next-generation biogas utilization approach.
The concept of continuously running a cogeneration system on municipal biogas must be reimagined. As electric rates shift toward time-of-use, as codigestion creates opportunities for increased biogas production and revenue, and as new technologies are deployed, Combined Heat and Power (CHP) facilities must seek to exploit every opportunity to produce more power, produce it at the right time, and for the right price. In the meantime, if you could choose to have any type of biogas system at any point in history, that system would be biomethane pipeline injection, and that time would be now. This paper demonstrates the challenges and opportunities facing wastewater utilities through case studies of wastewater treatment facilities that are currently in different phases of evaluating the best use of biogas or implementing a next-generation biogas utilization approach.
SpeakerRoss, Adam
Presentation time
15:30:00
15:50:00
Session time
15:30:00
16:30:00
SessionRenewable Natural Gas: Innovations and Policy
Session number214
TopicBiosolids and Residuals, Energy Production, Conservation, and Management, Research and Innovation
TopicBiosolids and Residuals, Energy Production, Conservation, and Management, Research and Innovation
Author(s)
A. RossW. PevecK. KlittichH. AdrianJ. DamerelS. NebozukC. Lupercio
Author(s)A. Ross1; W. Pevec1; K. Klittich1; H. Adrian1; J. Damerel2; S. Nebozuk3; C. Lupercio3;
Author affiliation(s)Brown and Caldwell, CA1; Fairfield-Suisun Sanitary District2; Sacramento Regional Country Sanitary District3; City of Santa Rosa4
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Oct 2020
DOI10.2175/193864718825157835
Volume / Issue
Content sourceWEFTEC
Copyright2020
Word count15

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Description: 'Old Cogen' is Dead: Determining the Best Use of Biogas in a Dynamic Environment
'Old Cogen' is Dead: Determining the Best Use of Biogas in a Dynamic Environment
Abstract
The concept of continuously running a cogeneration system on municipal biogas must be reimagined. As electric rates shift toward time-of-use, as codigestion creates opportunities for increased biogas production and revenue, and as new technologies are deployed, Combined Heat and Power (CHP) facilities must seek to exploit every opportunity to produce more power, produce it at the right time, and for the right price. In the meantime, if you could choose to have any type of biogas system at any point in history, that system would be biomethane pipeline injection, and that time would be now. This paper demonstrates the challenges and opportunities facing wastewater utilities through case studies of wastewater treatment facilities that are currently in different phases of evaluating the best use of biogas or implementing a next-generation biogas utilization approach.
The concept of continuously running a cogeneration system on municipal biogas must be reimagined. As electric rates shift toward time-of-use, as codigestion creates opportunities for increased biogas production and revenue, and as new technologies are deployed, Combined Heat and Power (CHP) facilities must seek to exploit every opportunity to produce more power, produce it at the right time, and for the right price. In the meantime, if you could choose to have any type of biogas system at any point in history, that system would be biomethane pipeline injection, and that time would be now. This paper demonstrates the challenges and opportunities facing wastewater utilities through case studies of wastewater treatment facilities that are currently in different phases of evaluating the best use of biogas or implementing a next-generation biogas utilization approach.
SpeakerRoss, Adam
Presentation time
15:30:00
15:50:00
Session time
15:30:00
16:30:00
SessionRenewable Natural Gas: Innovations and Policy
Session number214
TopicBiosolids and Residuals, Energy Production, Conservation, and Management, Research and Innovation
TopicBiosolids and Residuals, Energy Production, Conservation, and Management, Research and Innovation
Author(s)
A. RossW. PevecK. KlittichH. AdrianJ. DamerelS. NebozukC. Lupercio
Author(s)A. Ross1; W. Pevec1; K. Klittich1; H. Adrian1; J. Damerel2; S. Nebozuk3; C. Lupercio3;
Author affiliation(s)Brown and Caldwell, CA1; Fairfield-Suisun Sanitary District2; Sacramento Regional Country Sanitary District3; City of Santa Rosa4
SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation
Document typeConference Paper
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Oct 2020
DOI10.2175/193864718825157835
Volume / Issue
Content sourceWEFTEC
Copyright2020
Word count15

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