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Netherlands: Subsidy for biomass project at horticultural area

Provincial government in the north of Holland will provide a grant of 200,000 euros for a biogas plant at Agriport A7 in Middenmeer. This installation processes discarded vegetables into dry biomass, which in turn is converted into energy. Recipient of the grant is Provalor, a company that processes greenhouse waste into raw materials for new energy applications. Class 3 vegetables not suitable for marketing are usually composted, because they often contain too much water for biogas.

Biomass production

Provalor has developed a process to treat these residues and convert them into biomass suitable for new energy through fermentation. The glasshouse at Agriport A7 can thus utilize its own biomass for energy purposes.

Source: NieuweOogst.nu