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At this property, the 5 tenants use PV electricity from the 24kWp system, supplied by the property owner. Billing takes place monthly in accordance with the German Energy Industry Act, using software from Lynus. Tenants receive electricity at no more than 90% of the default supplier's electricity price. Billing complies with the German Renewable Energy Sources Act (EEG), allowing the owner to receive the savings on grid charges for every kWh supplied to tenants from the PV system. A special tariff has been set up for electric mobility and water heating. A benefit for everyone.

This building underwent an energy-efficient renovation. New insulation and windows reduced energy consumption by 60%. The remaining heating demand in the historic building is met by a heat pump from CTC. The heat pump features an excellent COP of 4.4, a high flow temperature and a modulating output of between 4 and 22kW. Most of the electricity required is generated by the new photovoltaic system. A 12kWh battery storage system with backup power functionality and a 1,000-litre hygienic thermal store retain surplus energy from the photovoltaic system for times when the sun is not shining. This covers 70% of the building's energy needs (electricity and heating). Combined with the savings achieved through modernisation, this amounts to a total saving of approximately 90%.

Photovoltaic project references from ARCHEA in partnership with DZ4 and Sunpower.

The biogas plant converts organic waste from food processing into biomethane. This produces approximately 500m³ of biomethane per hour. Cetric uses it to power several lorries to collect organic waste…

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Biogas Grüner GmbH & Co.KG is a 250kW biogas plant operating on 35% cattle manure, 30% green rye and 35% maize silage.…

In 2011, the Edelar family, ARCHEA Group (Oliver Nacke) and the Ecoconseitos Group began implementing environmentally friendly measures at the Edelar farm. Initial situation…

The biogas plant was completed in 2016 by ARCHEA America Latina and currently receives biological process support. Pig slurry is used as feedstock. The total installed electrical capacity is 360kW. Current…

The La Quimera biogas plant is located in Argentina near Corduba. It is currently being built by ARCHEA America Latina with a capacity of 250kW. It is ARCHEA's first plant in Argentina. …

The biogas plant produces approximately 5,000m³ of biogas per day from cattle slurry, pig slurry and vinasse from bioethanol production, covering 90% of the bioethanol plant's energy needs. By avoiding methane…

The biogas plant was built in 2016 and will begin operating in 2017 with a capacity of 999kW. ARCHEA Biogas d.o.o. is a shareholder in the plant alongside Ivan Kos. The feedstock consists of chicken manure, grain waste and a small proportion of maize silage…

The Rovisce biogas plant has a capacity of 999kW and began operating in 2015. Chicken manure accounts for 40% of the feedstock. Maize silage, grass silage and grain waste are also used. Click here for an example…