Biogas plant “Azienda Agricola Castello“ – Gambarana (PV) – Italy
The biogas plant in Gambarana (North Eastern Italy) started the operation in April 2006 in the farm company “Azienda Agricola Castello” with the latest “UTS Italia” technology.
Illustration : Photo by Snowflock via Canva Pro
The biogas plant in Gambarana (North Eastern Italy) started the operation in April 2006 in the farm company “Azienda Agricola Castello” with the latest “UTS Italia” technology. This plant is set up with:
1. Liquid manure collecting tank;
2. Biomass Dosage and transport utilities;
3. Liquids distribution room;
4. Digester warmed by dipping agitators;
5. Storage tank;
6. Gas pipelines provided by desulphurization system;
7. Co-generator.
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