An integrated biogas project that transforms manure and corn silage into renewable electricity for on-site use and the public grid.

A livestock farm generates significant volumes of organic waste every day. Rather than treating manure as a disposal problem, Clean Energy Ternat and Essenga converted it into a valuable energy resource.

Essenga designed and implemented a biogas installation that uses cow manure and corn silage.

Through anaerobic digestion, these organic materials are converted into biogas, which fuels a combined heat and power (CHP) system to generate renewable electricity.

The installation supplies power for the farm while exporting surplus electricity to the public grid through a net metering arrangement.

This project demonstrates how agricultural operations can become energy producers rather than energy consumers.

• Renewable electricity generation
• Productive use of agricultural waste
• Reduced dependence on external energy sources
• Additional value from existing farm operations