EnviTec Biogas signs three new contracts with first-time customers in Germany New EnviThan gas upgrading projects launched in Bavaria, Bremen and Saxony-AnhaltThe order book of EnviTec Biogas AG shows three new contract signings with first-time customers in Germany. All newly secured projects involve gas upgrading plants that will be manufactured at EnviTec’s Saerbeck site over the coming months. With the project in Biburg, Lower Bavaria, EnviTec Biogas is establishing a presence in the Bavarian market for the first time, following the construction of 112 plants across Germany. “The customer already operates a gas upgrading plant using water scrubbing technology, which will be decommissioned once our EnviThan upgrading plant has been installed,” explains EnviTec Biogas Area Sales Manager DACH, Christian Eilert.“Nearly two years passed between our first contact at the Biogas Convention &amp; Trade Fair in Nuremberg in 2023 and the signing of the contract – two years marked by political uncertainties, constantly changing market conditions and lengthy permitting procedures,” reports customer Benedikt Bachmeier of Bioenergie Biburg. The initial grid feed-in date for the 1,000 Nm³/h biomethane plant has already been set: from July 2026, the plant is expected to begin injecting into the local network. “A key advantage of this project is that we are also supplying the booster compressor required to achieve the necessary grid pressure. This allowed us to significantly accelerate the overall grid injection process,” Eilert adds.In addition to the time savings and low power consumption of the EnviThan plant, the customer was particularly impressed by EnviTec’s customised design approach. “Given the structural constraints of the existing biogas plant, space on site is limited. However, our flexible container-based construction enables us to accommodate the conditions effectively,” says Eilert. The EnviTec team is also responding flexibly to the site conditions of its second new customer, Hamme Energie GmbH &amp; Co. KG, located in Osterholz-Scharmbeck near Bremen. “Here too, we are constructing a gas upgrading plant as an extension to the existing biogas plant,” Eilert continues.The EnviThan system is already under construction in Saerbeck, with delivery scheduled for March 2026. The 137 Nm³/h EnviThan plant can be upgraded onsite to 232 Nm³/h of biomethane by simply adding membranes. The biomethane produced will be fed into the network of Osterholzer Stadtwerke. The plant is supplied with dairy cattle slurry, cattle manure and silage maize from the company’s own farming operations.The third contract was signed in Reichardtswerben in Saxony-Anhalt. The plant, being built for a Dutch operator of a large dairy farming enterprise, can be expanded from 200 Nm³/h biomethane in its initial configuration to 400 Nm³/h. Once completed, it is intended to inject into the Ontras network to supply the fuel market. “For this project as well, we have already ordered all components and can begin production as soon as the container arrives,” says Eilert. Production capacity at EnviTec Biogas’ manufacturing facilities in Saerbeck, North Rhine-Westphalia, is currently running at a high level.

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EnviTec Biogas on Dec. 11 announced it has signed three new contracts with first-time customers in Germany for EnviThan gas upgrading projects. The new projects are located in  Bavaria, Bremen and Saxony-Anhalt.

New EnviThan gas upgrading projects launched in Bavaria, Bremen and Saxony-Anhalt

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