石油圈中國石化新聞網訊 據路透社奧斯陸報道，芬蘭國有天然氣公司Gasum周三表示，該公司計劃擴大其位于圖爾庫市的沼氣廠的加工能力，使其成為該國第二大沼氣廠。 Gasum表示，由于擴建工程將于2019年9月完工，該工廠每年將產生約6萬兆瓦時的沼氣，大約是目前水平的兩倍。 增加用于商業和運輸的沼氣生產是芬蘭能源和氣候政策的目標之一，因為芬蘭力求逐步淘汰煤炭的使用。 Gasum生物物質生產主任Ari Suomilammi告訴路透社：總的擴張，包括對液化設施的投資，將花費約3000萬歐元。 該項目將使目前正在處理廢物和污水的圖爾庫工廠能夠產生更高濃度的沼氣，這些沼氣燃燒時能發電和取暖。 該工廠目前能夠處理約7.5萬噸有機廢物。從2019年9月開始，其產能將高達11萬噸。 Gasum在一份聲明中稱：“這是朝著我們實現低碳社會和營養循環的目標邁出的一大步，這是一個真正的循環經濟解決方案?！?Gasum在芬蘭各地擁有12家沼氣廠，并于一年前收購了瑞典國際沼氣公司，從而擴大了其在瑞典的生產，使Gasum成為北歐最大的沼氣生產商。 10月，Gasum開始向芬蘭客戶提供液化沼氣（LBG），這是一種可再生的LNG。 詹曉晶摘自路透社 原文如下： Gasum to create Finland’s second largest biogas plant by late 2019 Finnish state-owned gas firm Gasum plans to expand the processing capacity of its biogas plant in the city of Turku, making it the second largest such facility in the country, the firm said on Wednesday. As a result of the expansion, which is scheduled to be completed by September 2019, the plant will be able to produce some 60 Gigawatt hours (GWh) of biogas annually, Gasum said, around double its current levels. Increasing the production of biogas for use in business and transport is one of Finland’s energy and climate policy goals as it seeks to gradually phase out the use of coal. Ari Suomilammi, Gasum’s biomas production director, told Reuters that the total expansion, including investment for a liquefaction facility, would cost about 30 million euros. The project will allow the Turku plant, which is currently processing waste and sewage, to produce a higher concentration of biogas, which generates power and heating when burned. The plant is currently able to process about 75,000 tonnes of organic waste. From September 2019, its capacity will be as high as 110,000 tonnes. “This is a big step forward towards our goal of a low-carbon society and nutrient recycling – a genuine circular economy solution,” Gasum said in a statement. Gasum owns twelve biogas plants across Finland and expanded production in Sweden with the acquisition of Swedish Biogas International a year ago, a move that made it the biggest biogas producer in the Nordics. In October, Gasum started delivering liquefied biogas (LBG), a renewable version of liquefied natural gas (LNG), to Finnish customers. ? ?
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