I’m writing a paper about algae biofuel becoming a realistic option for the Netherlands. Some information seems to be eluding me whether I search online or in journals. I can’t really find any information about waste treatment plants in NL using algae.. information about what they are called, where they are located, which reactor is used, anything about the cost involved , how much biofuel is/could be expected to be produced from a municipal waste water, or the products made from the biomass..biofuel or niche markets and such..
Some other questions I need help with would be;
1)would omega bags work in Zeeland or Ijsselmeer, is there enough sunlight in NL for that to be realistic?
2)How much fuel does the Netherlands use in one year?
3)If algae biofuel were to make a significant impact in Dutch fuel use (replace a certain amount of fossil fuel) how many liters would be needed?
4)How many ha would be needed in NL to fill that requirement?
Thanks!
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Are There Any Waste Water Treatment Plants Using Algae In The Netherlands?
Posted on April 6, 2013.
There are farmers who do that. Many farmers ferment green waste and dung. The price of green waste was never higher. It is likely towns will ferment algae and make methane like they do with household waste leftover. I hope the following link provides some data.http://www.melkveebedrijf.nl/melkveeactu…
Everything about algae can be read here: http://allesoveralgen.wordpress.com/2008…
Waterschap Aa en Maas and Maris projects BV do an experiment with wastewater since early 2009. It covers an area of 10,000 m3 and is at rioolwaterzuiveringsinstallatie (RWZI) aan de Treurenburg in ‘s-Hertogenbosch. Information here: http://allesoveralgen.wordpress.com/?s=m…
Another project was in Alkmaar, done by Ingenieursbureaus DHV, Grontmij/Aquasense, Royal Haskoning, Tauw, Witteveen & Bos, STOWA, waterschap De Dommel, waterschap Aa en Maas, en hoogheemraadschap Hollands Noorderkwartier: http://www.agentschapnl.nl/programmas-re…
Consumption of oil: http://www.cijfers.net/gasguzzlers.html In the list down below.