BIOGINWA Biogas Treatment and Conditioning

The BIOGINWA unit effectively removes moisture, hydrogen sulphide, and silicates from raw biogas. Without filtering out these harmful components, sediment build-up and corrosion could severely damage downstream equipment, such as gas engines, over time. The two-stage purification process thus ensures reliable, low-maintenance operation over the long term.

The BIOGINWA unit has a compact, modular design and requires no separate building or enclosed technical space. This makes it suitable for sites where installing a traditional, building-integrated purification unit would be difficult or costly. The flexible design results in shorter construction time and lower capital costs, without compromising on purification efficiency.

Biogas purified in the BIOGINWA unit can be used directly in gas engines to generate electricity and heat. Because removing the harmful components prevents engine damage, the equipment operates with a longer lifespan and fewer shutdowns. This mode of energy generation utilises the biogas on-site, right where it's produced, reducing transport and storage losses.

With further treatment, the purified biogas can be converted into biomethane, matching natural gas in quality. The resulting biomethane can be fed directly into the natural gas grid, or used as vehicle fuel in LNG or CNG form. This flexibility opens up new sales and utilisation opportunities compared with simply combusting the raw biogas.