NEWS
June 30, 2010
Regeneration of the protective forest in the Ester Mountains
We will plant your personal tree – this is the heading under which RES Projects is participating in the regeneration of the protective forest.
On June 30, 2010, RES Projects GmbH joined the University of the German Army and the Bavarian State Forestry Office in planting 1,500 pine trees on the steep slope of the Rotenkopf near Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The action was carried out by volunteers from RES and about 30 students from the University. Prof. Dr. Karl Koch, who coordinated the activities, has been involved in the project for 17 years. He briefed all those taking part on how to plant the trees, which will hold back erosion. Rather than send Christmas presents to its customers, RES Projects GmbH had decided to donate funds to the project, hence the heading "We will plant your personal tree."est.
November 19, 2009
Private viewing given by the painter Ines Voelchert in the RES offices
'Without willing it'...
Becoming the instrument for colors and forms. To express without intent is the central theme of the life and work of the artist Ines Voelchert. She lives in Berg on Lake Starnberg. For the past 30 years, she has been interested in "invisible glimpses," which she brought to light as a fashion designer at one time and now as an artist.
Creating without willing it. Letting things arise without interfering. "It paints itself."
weiterlesen... Gemälde Ansicht
November 12, 2009
Dr. Andreas Seebach at the AGRITECHNICA
The CEO of RES Projects GmbH, Dr. Andreas Seebach, participated in the panel discussion at the AGRITECHNICA in Hanover on November 12, 2009. The topic was "Biogas injection: technical and economic preconditions."
October 29, 2009
Completion of a new external storage in Bretten / Mühlacker
The Mühlacker biomethane plant (2.3 MW el) began injecting gas into the grid in December 2007. It has now completed a new storage facility in nearby Bretten with a total capacity of 14,850m³
The search for the location and construction management was taken on by RES Projects GmbH, which had successfully developed the Mühlacker biomethane plant project.
October 14, 2009
Kommunale fair in Nuremberg 2009
RES Projects GmbH has its own booth at the Kommunale trade fair .
August 11, 2009
Groundbreaking ceremony in Wriezen for the biomethane plant developed by RES
On August 11, 2009, the official groundbreaking ceremony took place in Wriezen, signaling the launch of a new biomethane plant project. .
The ceremony was attended by, among others, Uwe Siebert, Mayor of Wriezen, Dietmar Schulze, Secretary of agricultural and environmental affairs for the state of Brandenburg, and the State Councilor Gernot Schmidt. The plant, which is scheduled to go online in the spring of 2010, will produce raw biogas from materials produced locally. The gas will then be processed and injected into the EWE grid.
June 2009
www.biogaspartner.de
RES Projects GmbH becomes a member of dena, the German Energy Agency GmbH for regenerative energies.
March 2009
Fachverband Biogas Messe
Presence at the trade fair of the industrial association for biogas (Fachverband Biogas) held from March 3 – 5, 2009.
September 8, 2008
Mühlacker Public Works inaugurate the state's first biomethane plant
The completion of the first biomethane plant in Baden-Württemberg attracted a great deal of interest from the public and the media.
more (German news reports)... PDF 1 PDF 2 PDF 3
June 19, 2008
Current status of the biogas plant concept in Münsingen
Report from the working group – defined climate protection goals...
The German government and the European Union have defined strict goals to lower emissions of greenhouse gases and reduce dependency on fossil fuels. Generating biogas from renewable resources, refining it and injecting it into the natural gas grid before using it in a CHP plant is one of the most efficient ways to use biomass. Building a plant in Münsingen is being discussed by representatives from the farmer's association, the University of Hohenheim, from FairEnergie, the state biogas consultant of Baden-Württemberg, and RES Projects.
fileadmin/pdf/Biogasanlage-Muensingen-Pressemitteilung.pdf
December 19, 2007
Processed biogas is injected into the natural gas grid for the first time in Baden-Württemberg.
The construction of the Mühlacker biogas plant is almost complete. A trial run lasting several weeks has started. The first direct injection of biomethane gas will then be performed in mid-2008.
The plant will use over 35,000 tons of biomass from renewable resources and produce 48 million kWh of energy, which is enough for about 2,000 four-person households. The gas will be fed into two block heating and power plants operated by the Mühlacker Public Works.
May 16, 2007
The future has begun already in Pliening
Federal Minister for Economic Affairs, Michael Glos, inaugurated the first biomethane plant in Germany that injects gas directly into the natural gas grid.
May 14, 2007
Munich's Public Utility offers biogas at the pump
The future is in regenerative energies
December 12, 2006
Germany's first injection of refined biogas into the natural gas grid
Construction of the biomethane plant in Munich has been completed. A test run lasting several weeks has begun. It will be followed by Germany's first-ever injection of biogas into the natural gas grid.
July 6, 2006
Green energy: from the field straight into the gas grid
Construction on the biomethane plant in Pliening (east of Munich) has begun. A milestone in biogas generation has been reached: the first direct injection of biomethane into the natural gas grid in Germany.
