biogas plants News

On February the 3-rd “Ukrainska Molochna Kompania” (UMK) sold CO2 emission quotas for 2010. The company added to its earnings over 100 thousand Euros “out of thin air.”

International biogas plant construction company Zorg Biogas AG announced an exclusive discount opportunity for participants and visitors of the world’s largest exhibition for agricultural machinery and equipment AgriTechnica.

35% discount for biogas plant design documentation is offered in honor of 35 year birthday anniversary of Mr. Igor Reddikh, Zorg Biogas Group's co-founder. You can make a present to Mr. Reddikh and yourself!

26.09.11 Swiss company Zorg Biogas AG confirms its intention to buy German biogas plant constructor. The deal is to be closed by the end of this year.

Czech Republic and Slovakia, Central European EU member states, invest largely into development of green energy production facilities, strengthening countries’ independence from imported fuels.

Construction of 2MW electric power biogas plant has been started at Glushkovo, Kursk region, Russia. Project is implemented by Zorg Biogas AG under a contract with the customer from Moscow. All works are planed to be completed by the spring of 2012.

19.08.11. Construction of biogas plant has been commenced at Slovak town Kamenica nad Cirochou. According to contract with ALLFINE s.r.o., Zorg Biogas AG executes plant design works, equipment supply and complete supervision over the construction.

Engineering and survey works were commenced several months ago. After public discussions on construction of biogas plant at Peresadovka, Nikolayev region, Ukraine, preparation works for construction were started.

Expert state, over the next two decades renewable energy generation will be the fastest-growing energy sector. In course of 2010-2016, the market is expected to rise from 124 billion USD to 217 billion USD in 2016.

According to information provided by KBS, national media company of South Korea, world’s first hydrogen plant will soon be constructed on its territory, producing fuel for vehicles.

Last Friday 03.06.2011 biogas plant in Zemgali, Latvia, supplied first electricity to public grid under “Green Tariff”.

Rokitnyanskiy sugar mill JSC and Zorg Biogas AG (Switzerland) signed contract for biogas plant design. Biogas plant will convert sugar plant wastes into biogas and electricity. Biogas complex total electric power is 20 MW.

Biogas plant developer and constructor Zorg Biogas AG and Italian Aelita Srl signed the Representative Agreement. Entry into Italian market is a very important step for Zorg’s international expansion.

In the beginning of March 2011 Swiss engineering company Zorg Biogas AG launched a development project of a new biogas plant in Lugansk region, Ukraine. Currently, investments estimate to several million Euros.

02 March 2011 Zorg Biogas AG has started the documentation design of biogas plant in Lugansk region, Ukraine. Investments estimate to several million Euros.

“Zorg Biogas Ukraine” has started the development of an engineering project of a biogas plant. The plant will be allocated in Zhytomyrsky region, Ukraine. As planned, the construction works will be held from spring till fall of 2011.

By utilizing its waste into electricity with the help of biogas technologies, Stockholm has received a title of “Ecological capital of European Union” in 2010.

On Monday government of Moldova has opened an industrial park in Tzargrad, Drokievsky region on a construction site of a biogas plant owned by Bioenergoagro.

Governmental executive committee of Voznesensk (Ukraine) launched a construction project of biogas plant (capacity 3120 m3 of biogas per day) within city borders.

Biogas is a type of renewable energy source that provides the most energy-effective usage of raw materials per area unit among existing biofuel technologies.

Ukrainian subsidiary of ZORG, "ZORG Ukraine" signed two new contracts for construction of biogas plants in the beginning of November 2010.

In course of 2010 in Ukraine the development rate of alternative energy industry has significantly increased due to investments from NAER, credits provided by IFC and EBRD, ratification of an agreement between Ukraine and NEFCO.

ZORG is using more convenient enameled steel tanks in construction of biogas plants, making no changes to the overall price of its construction projects.

On 23.09.2010 company representatives announced a unique discovery in a field of biogas technology.

On 01.09.10 company developed an engineering plan of a biogas plant in Glushkovo of the Kursky region, Russia.

According to information agency RBK Ukraine, US government wants Ukraine to participate in Methane to Markets Ministerial meeting held in Mexico City on 1 October 2010.

So far, implication of biogas technologies is capable of providing an exceeding advantage in optimization of production expenses to middle and large businesses of food and agricultural industries.

While politicians fight over the price of gas, Ukrainian businessmen cut down their energy expenses. Ukraine witnesses a boost in demand for alternative energy – biofuel and wind-power generators.

National Agency of Ukraine on ensuring of efficient use of energy recourses management (NAER) delegation visited the largest biogas plant in CIS.

On 29.04.2010 National Energy Regulation Commission of Ukraine (NERC) determined “green tariff” rates for “Ukrainska Molochna Kompania” company (UMK).

Increase in national gas production can effectively upload Ukrainian gas pipeline network, in context of transference of transit potential of Russian and Asian gas into Nord Stream and South Stream.

Igor Aksiutov, commercial director and co-founder of ZORG Ukraine Ltd. shares about changes and what to expect from alternative energy market in the future.

On 01.03.2010 ZORG signed a new contract for construction of a biogas plant for an agricultural complex producing diary products in Indonesia.

Ukrainian engineering company ZORG is not planning to leave Ukrainian market of biogas technologies.

According to information provided by RBK-Ukraine, EU increases the amount of biogas production by 20% annually. Meanwhile, biogas plants for recycling of organic waste, employed by EU countries, are developed and designed in Ukraine.

By the 18-th of January 2010 the Ministry of Industrial Policy of Ukraine received 7 requests to proceed with concessionary import of equipment, used within the industry of renewable fuels.

In course of the first few days of 2010, Ukrainian construction company “ZORG Ukraine” signed two new contracts for construction of biogas plants with Latvian company “EcoGen SIA.”

New advanced waste-management technology has been developed by Ukrainian construction company ZORG Ukraine, designed specifically for plants that produce alcohol.

Using the latest, cutting-edge technologies, “ZORG Ukraine” managed to launch a line of construction projects of biogas plants that function with nearly doubled efficiency in two-seasonal working mode.