Small-Scale Electricity Generation from Biogas in Third World Countries

Mutate, Coddell Tanaka; Kanjanda, Artwell Jairos; Mehta, Gitanjali

doi:10.1007/978-981-99-3033-3_38

Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

2023

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-99-3033-3_38

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Small-Scale Electricity Generation from Biogas in Third World Countries

Coddell Tanaka Mutate,

Artwell Jairos Kanjanda,

Gitanjali Mehta

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“…This issue has become particularly acute for Ukraine and European countries due to their energy dependence on Russian natural gas and other mineral resources. Thus, renewable energy sources are a promising direction for energy development in developing countries [5] and in Ukraine [6]. The constant increase in the prices of energy resources and the need to develop environmental protection technologies generate significant interest in the extraction of energy from various types of organic waste for bioenergy purposes [7].…”

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Ecological and economic assessment of the effectiveness of implementing bioenergy technologies in the conditions of post-war recovery of Ukraine

Dudin,

Polehenka,

Tkalich

et al. 2024

Nauk. visn. nat. hirn. univ.

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Purpose. Ecological and economic assessment of the effectiveness of implementing bioenergy technologies for processing organic waste in conditions of technogenic and military risks, while also addressing the need to reduce the extraction of fossil fuels. Methodology. The advanced global experience in bioenergy development is analyzed and considered using modern methods for calculating the technological parameters of biogas plants and determining the economic indicators of their effectiveness. The techno-economic evaluation and justification of the prospects of biogas energy are performed considering the regulatory framework and legislation of Ukraine and the European Union. Findings. With the development of individual biogas plants, the daily output can make approximately: biogas – 370 m3, electricity – 700 kW, thermal energy – 1100 kW. The total value of realized resources per year of operation amounts to €60,370 (of which: electricity – €31,467; thermal energy – €10,907; liquid organic fertilizers – €17,996). With investments of around €270–300 thousand and an annual profit of €21,870, the payback period of investments reaches 12–13 years. Originality. The scientific justification for the prospect and necessity of developing biogas energy in Ukraine has been established to improve overall energy security and the eco-economic efficiency of developing low-waste technologies alongside reducing the extraction of energy resources and greenhouse gas emissions. Assuming the improvement of the regulatory framework for biogas extraction and implementation in line with EU standards, as well as grant funding from various partner countries, the payback period could be reduced from 12 to 5–6 years, which is an acceptable indicator for small private enterprises. Practical value. The practical implementation of the proposed perspectives for the development of Ukraine’s energy sector in the conditions of post-war recovery will reduce dependence on fossil fuels, increase the overall level of environmental and economic efficiency in the energy sector. The possibility of reducing the payback period of capital investments in “green energy” projects by half for farm enterprises has been justified, which positively impacts the environment and energy security of Ukraine.

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Ecological and economic assessment of the effectiveness of implementing bioenergy technologies in the conditions of post-war recovery of Ukraine

Dudin,

Polehenka,

Tkalich

et al. 2024

Nauk. visn. nat. hirn. univ.

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