The Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association (ADBA) also organised the gala night at which the winners of the various categories were announced and received their awards. This was already the sixth time that the renowned industry award for outstanding projects, products and services from the biogas industry was conferred.
WELTEC BIOPOWER was honoured and pleased to receive two of the ADBA Industry Awards. „Both projects had their own special challenges and were already very demanding in planning. Therefore, we are delighted that both plants not only work successfully, but have now also been awarded with these prestigious awards. The awards encourage our
entire team to continue to develop smart and !exible solutions for our customers“, says Kevin Monson, Sales Manager.
The construction of the AD plant for Colombia‘s largest egg producer took place under consideration of the high quality and hygiene requirements of the South American agricultural industry. This was one of the main reasons why investor Juan Felipe Montoya Muñoz had opted for stainless steel tanks from WELTEC BIOPOWER.
Montoya Muñoz owns several poultry farms in Colombia, at which about 3.5 million eggs are produced every day. As the process yields large amounts of dry chicken manure and process water, the 800-kW biogas plant can be operated without using any other substrates. Right from the planning phase, WELTEC BIOPOWER took the investor‘s
expansion goals into account and planned and built this agricultural energy plant according to industrial standards.
The experience gained with industrial standards is also useful in other projects. No wonder that WELTEC BIOPOWER reached the “nal round of the ADBA Industry Awards in the category „Best international commercial plant“. WELTEC won the award with a 1-MW biogas plant in Melbourne, Australia. The basis for energy generation is 100 tons of
organic waste a day. More than half of this amount will come from cafeterias and restaurants. The rest will comprise fats and oils, brewery and dairy leftovers, fruit and vegetable waste and sludge that will be pumped from the adjacent wastewater treatment plant. The operator Yarra Valley Water is one of Australia‘s largest water supply and
wastewater disposal enterprises and is now able to satisfy its energy needs at the Aurora site from biogas. Besides Yarra Valley Water can fed surplus electricity into the public grid.
