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Årdal Bio

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Stage 0

A B C D E F
1   Supply chain Årdal Bio
2   Process stage 0 – General vision
3 Sustainable indicator Vision Enablers Indicators Level units Comments/Gaps
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5 Economic Keep value-creating in the agriculture Large-scale contra smallscale operation Capasity, investments 3 GWH - Can be profitable up to 6 mill nok in investments Estimated potensial. Based on manure, but can theoretically be more with other effective ingredients
6 Social - cultural “The green region” - The green community Increase production as “green products” based on biogasenergy Positive image New renewable energy Roofstones as "green" products >80% rating (questionaire) "Green" products to strenght the able to compete.
7 Economic Strenght the position to produce "green" roofstones in Norway Biogas New renewable energy production ??. kwh in step 1 MS % ? MS = marketshare or prosent
8 Social Increase high level of knowledge To co-operate with the KER-Project Competencelevel Be a part of network connected to the KER-project
9 Ecologic Stabilies climate challenges Less pollution – less use of non-renewable recourses Saving of Co2, and new renewable energyproduction Change from Hydroel-energy to bio energy for more than ?? The co2 neutral hydroelectic energy can better be used to transform to renewable energy at places where its more difficult to transform to other renewable sources
10 Economic Increase agricultural profit Reducing fertilizing production budget New energyproduction Energy performance Improved efficiency Keep the level up to days or higher?
11 Economic Protect/conserve agricultural areas New energyproduction Reducing fertilizer budget Area km2 Min. 20?? MS in Norway
12 Soc - ecol Easy progress Make Ros-analysis scheme Scheme to be used by municipality Under progress
13 Econ - soc Long-range profitt to the agriculture Local value-creating in all positions Employment, profit
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15 Storyline: In Norway the electrisityprice are low. That are making problems to get good economy in biogasprojects.
16 The department are working with green sertificates for new renewable energy, but the frameworkconditions are not ready.
17 CHP can get green sertificates, but not if its get money from Enova or Innovation Norway
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Stage 1

A B C D E F
1   Supply chain Årdal Bio
2   Process stage 1 – Material supply
3 Sustainable indicator Targets Enablers Indicators Level units Comments - Gaps
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5 Ecol Less use of fertilizer Use of waste from biogasproduction Quantity of fertlizer Reduce use of fertilizer with min 10 % We have to eksport minimum as much as we import
6 Ecol Ensolve problems with to small spreadareas Production of biogas -Breed improvement of wasteproduct Quantity in and out from plant In 7000 m3 manure
7 Econ Find useful use of “organic waste” Rawmaterials to biogasproduction: Fish from local fishfarms Manure from cattles Peel from turnips Price waste for each produced energyunits 7000 m3 manure from cattle + pigs - 1000 ton fishwaste salmon from Marine Harvest. Pris? N-øre pr. kg. Have to make an agreement for delivery. Peels from turnips is just a later possibility. Tank og massetransport can deliver fishwaste
8 Econ Find useful use of “waste” from biogasproduction Fertilizer for sale and own use - less fosfor in future - big value Quality: Use purpose Price Form (liquid/firm) Develop a reciep for sale of posphor(fosfor) Research - Take out phospfor as a clean product (fragmentation) - BATMAN-project (Bioforsk og CBMI) -same challenge as in Finnøy
9 Econ Secure rawmaterial (enough) Make agreements of intensions Amount raw material Price and volume Price cattle, fish, turnips? Note 1. salmon from Marine Harvest. Pris? N-øre pr. kg. Have to make an agreement for delivery - manure from cattles from owners farms
10 Note1 : For the fishindustry there can be a profit and good image to deliver waste to produce "green" energy
11 Marine Harvest pays 2500 nok pr. ton to get rid of fishwaste
12 If there will come a big biogasplant in Nord-trøndelag the most of fishwaste from the westcoast of Norway will be used in that plant.
13 This will make a serious problem to get nessessary fishwaste to local smaller biogasplants, and the result will be no local smaller biogasplants
14 Difficult to get longrange agreements because the price will be reduced

Stage 2

A B C D E F
1   Supply chain Årdal Bio
2   Process stage 2 - Logistics
3 Sustainable indicator Targets Enablers Indicators Level units Comments - Gaps
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5 Econ - ecol Minimal transport, pollution, cost, time and investments #Coordinate out – and in transport #Ecuipment collaboration #Store collaboration Loads./. Weights, costs Price transport with own equipment 7000 m3 manure/15 m3 (wagon)=467 trips 15 m3 adherent (wagon) a 750 kr/hour = 50 Nok/ton Unsure
6 Ecological Minimal transport of rawmaterials to biogasproduction: #Fish from local fishfarms #Manure from farms Bigger units – capasity. Storestank, vehicle, boat Loads / weights Capasity Frequences Transportnoice Transportsafety Research
7 Soc - cult Ensure sos. Acceptance Info/communication Positive image >80% rating (questionaire) Isnt done
8 Ecological Eksport of nutriants Produce manure/fertilizer for export (heilgjødsel) Price for transport Research
9 Econ/ecol Reduced transport costs Delivered from fishfarms Price for transport NOK/ton No finished agreements- is under progress
10 Econ/ecol Minimal transportcost out from plant Secure ex. Spreadarea nearby plant. Produce/export nutriants Price for transport NOK/ton In progress
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Stage 3

A B C D E F
1   Supply chain Årdal Bio
2   Process stage 3 – Energy production
3 Sustainable indicator Targets Enablers Indicators Level units Comments - Gaps
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5 Soc Energy from biomass that is able to compete with naturegas and el. Secure high effect Research - secure most effective mixture Under progress. Help from UIS
6 Econ Right size of store research storesize m3 contra price kr/m3-production Under progress.
7 Econ Produce energy CHP-plant Energyproduction tot 3 Gwh rawgas = 2 Gwh el and 1 gwh heat Total Production 400 kwh = 150 kwh el and 250 kwh heat (stemmer ikkje med level unit)
8 Econ Predictable trade of energy Levelling out periods with low use Price electrisity Price heat 50 øre/kwh max
9 Ecol Minimize environmental impact Co2 equivalent, Quantities per waste type, size of spreadarea/land Answers from Lundsby Bioenergy - external expert We dont have our own expertice
10 Econ Assure high materials efficiency Pretreatment, boiler- technology Continius optimization Energy performance Improved efficiency As over
11 Econ Low operational costs Technology Costs per production unit ?? mill. kwh 40 øre kw/h drift.3 kr/kwh investment
12 Econ Low operational costs Financing Interest rate, security 6% Internrente
13 Econ Low operational costs Employees Competencies Best competence i Norway KER (Competence Energy Ryfylke) Project
14 Econ Assure high materials efficiency Process technology Energy performance Simular to 3 mill. kwh 40 øre kw/h drift.3 kr/kwh investment
15 Soc Provide and secure employment Build up local competence. Technical workers Level of knowledge Number of employees Number of persons and education level? Year?
16 Soc - cult Ensure sosial acceptance PR/info campaign, collaboration with local authorities Positive image >80% rating (questionaire) Nothing done so far.
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Stage 4

A B C D E F
1   Supply chain Årdal Bio
2   Process stage 4 – Grid distribution
3 Sustainable indicator Targets Enablers Indicators Level units Comments - Gaps
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5 Econ Energy for stakeholders use Short distance Localisation near tradearea Distance Max 1 km Because of to high costs connected to investments.
6 Econ Hot water to factory Pipelines to be planned Price heat Price grid 50 øre /kwh + nett /grid rent 80 N-øre tot Unsure
7 Econ Production of electrisity in periods Sale to main electrisitylines Price electrisity 50 øre /kwh + nett /grid rent 80 N-øre tot Unsure
8 Sos - econ Organisation by competence 1. Production of electrisity, gas 2. Technical solutions 3. Contractors 4. El. net and gridowners Competencelevel, references, costs Best know how about operation and biogas plant and grids in Norway Some contractors, producers of rawmaterials and energy and others try to get contracts within areas they dont have the right/nessesary competence
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Stage 5

A B C D E F
1   Supply chain Årdal Bio
2 Die Anzeige dieses Bildes wird in Ihrem Browser möglicherweise nicht unterstützt. Process stage 5 - Consumption
3 Sustainable indicator Targets Enablers Indicators Level units Comments
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5 Econ Industrial use - no. 1 Monier. In the future other industry? Plant location – show lower price level for biogasheat contra hydroelectrical Price electrisity Price heat 50 øre/kwh
6 Econ Expandingotensial in the future.Municipal buildings Plant location – show lower price level for biogasheat contra hydroelectrical Price electrisity Price heat 50 øre/kwh
7 Econ Expandingpotensial in the future. Private households Plant location – show lower price level for biogasheat contra hydroelectrical Price electrisity Price heat 50 øre/kwh Potensial in some years - depends on placing new households connected to natural/best plantsolutions
8 Ecol Soilimprovement in the agriculture – own analysis Manureproducts from biogasplant Price 50 nok/ton
9 Ecol Mantain the nutrean balance Biogas-waste from production to spreadarea and gardens Area Nutrean/m2 research
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A new poster has been published in the enercoast library:

Green House Gas emissions from Energy crops on peatland soils

This study will reveal new information of the connections between soil, drainage and management of energy crops in Denmark. Tanka Kandel has just started his Ph.d. and the poster presents the first preliminary results co-financed by Enercoast

 Soil Physics Conference poster