[Digestion] FW: Biogas and CO2 equivalents

[Bryan Sanchez Marcum]

To whom it may interest,

If you would like to get precise results on the biogas carbon footprint or
other related metrics you should visit the B-Sustainable, Inc. web site:
 http://bsustainable.webs.com/


Contact them and they should help you through out the whole process in order
to obtain carbon credits.


Best Regards,
Bryan
On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 2:05 AM, Paul Harris <paul.harris at adelaide.edu.au>wrote:

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> *From:* Bill Rucks [mailto:water.alchemy.ltd at clear.net.nz]
> *Sent:* Tuesday, 21 December 2010 8:41 AM
> *To:* paul.harris at adelaide.edu.au
> *Subject:* Biogas and CO2 equivalents
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> Greetings Paul
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> I have been receiving all the digester list emails  – it is always good
> reading.
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> I have a question – and not sure how to post it !!
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> How do you convert M3 of biogas produced to CO2 equivalents or Carbon
> Credits – is it 1000 m3 = 1 tonne of CO2 equivalents ?? of 100 m3 of biogas
> to 1 tonne of CO2 equivalents  and we don’t have to be to precise, just
> general  !!
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> This is why:
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> I have a project in PNG
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> Were I have installed one of my Digesters into a domestic house ( which I
> personal financed with another PNG group/company)
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> This system has been going for 3 months or so – and is constantly producing
> 10 m3 per month of burnable gas ( which is used for hoses hold
> cooking/lighting ) these house have electrical stoves and this electrical
> usage ( produced via mineral diesel electrical energy production) is been
> replaced by biogas. Which is about 330 or sol lts of gas per day and they
> use around 200lts per day for all there cooking lighting requirements. So it
> is working well !!! it real cool – much better than my New Zealand
> Digesters. Bloody New Zealand weather !!!!!
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> I have a JV company getting developed there and the JV company will be
> building these system on mass into PNG – but I would like to get some carbon
> financing and carbon credits for the energy that we have off set – in some
> regions we will be offsetting electrical, LPG and wood burning for energy
> production.  I am a good micro digester technologist but not a good Carbon
> analysts  - who should we be talking to for the carbon side of things and
> how much would it cost to get certification of the process to get carbon
> credits, and who do we apply to get some carbon financing to assist in the
> rollout of these systems. The more money the more system will get built.
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> Sorry for so many questions so close to Christmas
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> Bill Rucks
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