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CHP gasification

Agri contractor · 2012-01-30 23:59:48

I have been interested in renewable energy for sometime and looked at wind,solar,and chp. All were to costly for micro generation. I am back looking again. I have been in contact with a person in Scandinavia that runs cars and generators on wood gas. I can get the plans to build a gasificaton unit and I am looking at 20 to…

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Agri contractor

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I have been interested in renewable energy for sometime and looked at wind,solar,and chp. All were to costly for micro generation. I am back looking again. I have been in contact with a person in Scandinavia that runs cars and generators on wood gas. I can get the plans to build a gasificaton unit and I am looking at 20 to 50 kw. If i am to build this it would heat our house and provide electricity for our business, so we could then supply excess electricity back to the grid. We are looking at using straw as a fuel. Does anyone have any experience of supplying excess electricity back to the grid. This is all up in the air at the moment and i am just trying to find the best possible solution. Any help would be appreciated.

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