The team at VTTI Bio-Energy in Tilburg, the Netherlands, recently had the pleasure of hosting representatives from the municipality of Gemeente Oosterhout. The purpose of their visit was to gain insights into the facility and its pivotal role in advancing the bio-based circular economy and renewable energy transition.
Jeroen van Strien, Team Coordinator of Waste and Cleaning at the Municipality of Oosterhout, expressed his admiration, stating, “It was impressive to see how much technology has been brought together to ensure that the highest result can be achieved. And, at the same time, the impact for the environment is really kept to a minimum. This facility is another good step towards a sustainable society. Thank you to the VTTI Tilburg team for an interesting tour!”
The VTTI Bio-Energy Tilburg facility stands as a beacon of sustainability and innovation. Specifically designed for processing organic waste streams, the facility is projected to yield approximately 23 million m3 of biogas annually. Notably, a portion of this biogas undergoes upgrading to green gas, which is then integrated into the Dutch gas network, thus playing a crucial role in propelling the Netherlands towards a more sustainable future.
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