Biogas to Energy (Analyst Version)

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Biogas to Energy – The World Market for Biogas Plants (Analyst Version)

The worldwide construction of new biogas plants will continue in the next 10 years. Between 2016 and 2025, the installed capacity will increase from around 7,000 MWel to 9,600 MWel, while the number of biogas plants will grow from circa 12,000 to 15,000. Subsidies for electricity, heat or fuel produced in biogas facilities will remain the main driver for this development. However, as many (especially European) countries cut their support schemes, this development will not be as dynamic as in the early 2010s. These reductions show the most severe impacts in the formerly dominating German market.

Many market players are thus exploring new ways for doing business. Apart from tapping new international sales markets, many technology providers are currently developing their service business related to optimising existing plants (repowering). Against this backdrop, ecoprog GmbH has once again analysed, together with local partners, the global market for biogas plants. This is the fourth edition of our study.

The Analyst version of the market study “Biogas to Energy” includes:

  • A detailed analysis of the essential political, economic, managerial and technological trends for
    • constructing and operating biogas plants.
  • A concrete description of the current and future market volumes by countries, up to and including
    • 2025, based on a transparent and comprehensible methodology.
  • A presentation and analysis of the most important biogas plant operators and manufacturers.


1 Plants
1.1 Plants worldwide
1.2 Europe
1.3 North America
1.4 South and Central America
1.5 Asia
1.6 Australia and Pacific
1.7 Africa and Middle East
2 Market development
2.1 Global market development
2.2 Europe
2.3 North America
2.4 South and Central America
2.5 Asia
2.6 Australia and Pacific
2.7 Africa and Middle East
3 Competition
3.1 Operators
3.2 Plant manufacturers
4 National markets
4.1 Asia
China
India
Other Asian countries – overview
Indonesia
Kazakhstan
Malaysia
Nepal
Qatar
Papua New Guinea
Philippines
Pakistan
South Korea
Taiwan
Thailand
Vietnam
4.2 Europe
Austria
Belgium
Czech Republic
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Netherlands
Content
ecoprog
Poland
Portugal
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Other European countries – overview
Belarus
Bulgaria
Croatia
Cyprus
Estonia
Greece
Iceland
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Macedonia
Moldavia
Norway
Romania
Russia
Serbia
Turkey
Ukraine
4.3 North America
Canada
USA
4.4 South and Central America
Brazil
Other South American countries – overview
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Honduras
Cuba
Mexico
Peru
Puerto Rico
Uruguay
4.5 Australia and Pacific
Japan
Australia
4.6 Africa and Middle East
Israel
Kenya
Morocco
Nigeria
South Africa
Part II: Background
5 Differentiation and definitions
5.1 Differentiation
5.2 Differentiation by substrates
5.3 Differentiation by types of fermentation
6 Plant technology
6.1 Delivery and processing of the biomass
6.2 Fermentation technology
6.3 Anaerobic fermentation of biomass
6.4 Biogas applications
6.5 Applications of digestates
7 Costs and revenues of biogas plants
7.1 Investment costs
7.2 Current costs
7.3 Revenues
8 Market factors and framework conditions
8.1 RE legislation
8.2 Waste legislation in Europe
8.3 EU legislation after 2020
8.4 Current trends on the biogas market
8.5 Procurement of substrates
8.6 What biogas plants are criticised for
8.7 Biogas generation potential
9 Planning a biogas plant project
9.1 Project idea
9.2 Preliminary planning: analysis of the existing situation
9.3 Pre-feasibility study
9.4 Negotiation phase
9.5 Awarding
9.6 Approvals
9.7 Deciding the type of biogas use
9.8 Choosing a manufacturer / technology provider
9.9 Calculating profitability
9.10 Construction, construction supervision, commissioning
Glossary
Methodology and sources
Annex B: forecasts
Table of figures
Figure 1: Number of biogas plants worldwide
Figure 2: Installed capacities in biogas plants worldwide
Figure 3: Average size of existing biogas plants
Figure 4: Age of biogas plants worldwide
Figure 5: Substrates used in biogas plants worldwide
Figure 6: Number and capacities of biogas plants in Europe
Figure 7: Substrates used in biogas plants in Europe
Figure 8: Number and capacities of biogas plants in North America
Figure 9: Substrates used in biogas plants in North America
Figure 10: Number and capacities of biogas plants in South America
Figure 11: Substrates used in biogas plants in South America
Figure 12: Number and capacities of biogas plants in Asia
Figure 13: Substrates used in biogas plants in Asia
Figure 14: Number and capacities of biogas plants in Australia and Pacific
Figure 15: Substrates used in biogas plants in Australia and Pacific
Figure 16: Number and capacities of biogas plants in Africa and Middle East
Figure 17: Substrates used in biogas plants in Africa and Middle East
Figure 18: Market forecast worldwide
Figure 19: Worldwide annual growth of number and capacities of biogas plants
Figure 20: Development of regional share of installed capacities worldwide
Figure 21: Installed capacity by regions and countries 2016-2025
Figure 22: Total investments 2016-2015
Figure 23: Investments in new construction as well as maintenance and modernisation 2016-2015
Figure 24: Forecast of newly constructed plants in Europe 2016-2025
Figure 25: Forecast of newly constructed capacities in Europe 2016-2025
Figure 26: Forecast of newly constructed plants in North America 2016-2025
Figure 27: Forecast of newly constructed capacities in North America 2016-2025
Figure 28: Forecast of newly constructed plants in Asia 2016-2025
Figure 29: Forecast of newly constructed capacities in Asia 2016-2025
Figure 30: Market shares of most important manufacturers of biogas plants constructed 2011-2015
Figure 31: Ranking of the largest plant manufacturers, by installed capacities (2011-2015)
Figure 32: Market forecast of biogas plants generating electricity in China
Figure 33: Project outlook China
Figure 34: Electricity generation by energy sources in China
Figure 35: Chinese agricultural biogas plants 2014
Figure 36: Market forecast India
Figure 37: Project outlook India
Figure 38: RE development targets in India
Figure 39: Investment grants for small biogas plants in India
Figure 40: Electricity generation by energy sources in India
Figure 41: Market forecast Indonesia
Figure 42: Market forecast Malaysia
Figure 43: Market forecast Philippines
Figure 44: Market forecast South Korea
Figure 45: Market forecast Thailand
Figure 46: Market forecast Vietnam
Figure 47: Project outlook other Asian countries
Figure 48: Market forecast Austria
Figure 49: Project outlook Austria
Figure 50: Electricity generation by energy sources in Austria
Figure 51: Biogas subsidies in Austria 2016/2017
Figure 52: Market forecast Belgium
Figure 53: Project outlook Belgium
Figure 54: Electricity generation by energy sources in Belgium
Figure 55: Market forecast Czech Republic
Figure 56: Project outlook Czech Republic
Figure 57: Electricity generation by energy sources in the Czech Republic
Figure 58: Market forecast Denmark
Figure 59: Project outlook Denmark
Figure 60: Electricity generation by energy sources in Denmark
Figure 61: Market forecast Finland
Figure 62: Project outlook Finland
Figure 63: Electricity generation by energy sources in Finland
Figure 64: Development of electricity price in Finland
Figure 65: Market forecast France
Figure 66: Project outlook France
Figure 67: Competition of plant manufacturers in France
Figure 68: Feed-in tariff for biogas in France 2016
Figure 69: Tariffs for injections into the gas grid from ab April 2016 onwards
Figure 70: Electricity generation by energy sources in France
Figure 71: Market forecast Germany
Figure 72: Project outlook Germany
Figure 73: Shares of biogas plant manufacturers in Germany > 500 kWel
Figure 74: RE targets in Germany by 2030
Figure 75: Assessment basis for biogas electricity subsidisation from 2017 onwards (June 2016)
Figure 76: Electricity generation by energy sources in Germany
Figure 77: Biogas plants in Germany by size groups
Figure 78: Substrates used in biogas plants in Germany by volume and energy
Figure 79: Substrates used (by volume) in biogas plants of different size groups
Figure 80: Market forecast Hungary
Figure 81: Project outlook Hungary
Figure 82: Feed-in tariffs in Hungary 2016
Figure 83: Electricity generation by energy sources in Hungary
Figure 84: Market forecast Ireland
Figure 85: Project outlook Ireland
Figure 86: Electricity generation by energy sources in Ireland
Figure 87: Market forecast Italy
Figure 88: Project outlook Italy
Figure 89: Market shares of plant producers in Italy
Figure 90: Subsidisation scheme in Italy 2016
Figure 91: Compensation rates from 2017 onwards (draft)
Figure 92: Electricity generation by energy sources in Italy
Figure 93: Market forecast Latvia
Figure 94: Electricity generation by energy sources in Latvia
Figure 95: Market forecast Netherlands
Figure 96: Project outlook Netherlands
Figure 97: Electricity generation by energy sources in the Netherlands
Figure 98: Feed-in tariff in the Netherlands (Phase 1/2016)
Figure 99: Market forecast Poland
Figure 100: Project outlook Poland
Figure 101: Reference prices for biogas in the auction system (draft, as of 09/2015)
Figure 102: Electricity generation by energy sources in Poland
Figure 103: Market forecast Portugal
Figure 104: Project outlook Portugal
Figure 105: Electricity generation by energy sources in Portugal
Figure 106: Market forecast Slovakia
Figure 107: Project outlook Slovakia
Figure 108: Electricity generation by energy sources in Slovakia
Figure 109: Market forecast Slovenia
Figure 110: Project outlook Slovenia
Figure 111: Electricity generation by energy sources in Slovenia
Figure 112: Market forecast Spain
Figure 113: Project outlook Spain
Figure 114: Electricity generation by energy sources in Spain
Figure 115: Market forecast Sweden
Figure 116: Project outlook Sweden
Figure 117: Electricity generation by energy sources in Sweden
Figure 118: Origin and biogas use in Sweden (2014)
Figure 119: Market forecast Switzerland
Figure 120: Project outlook Switzerland
Figure 121: Feed-in tariff in Switzerland 2016
Figure 122: Electricity generation by energy sources in Switzerland
Figure 123: Market forecast UK
Figure 124: Projekt outlook UK
Figure 125: Competitive structure in the UK
Figure 126: Feed-in rate in the UK 2016-2019
Figure 127: Subsidies through the Renewable Heat Incentive 2016
Figure 128: Maximum ”strike price“ for the contracts of difference (CFD) von 2014-2019*
Figure 129: Electricity generation by energy sources in UK
Figure 130: Market forecast Bulgaria
Figure 131: Biogas feed-in tariffs in Croatia (2016)
Figure 132: Market forecast Croatia
Figure 133: Market forecast Cyprus
Figure 134: Market forecast Estonia
Figure 135: Market forecast Greece
Figure 136: Market forecast Iceland
Figure 137: Current subsidisation structure in Lithuania
Figure 138: Market forecast Lithuania
Figure 139: Market forecast Luxembourg
Figure 140: Market forecast Norway
Figure 141: Market forecast Romania
Figure 142: Market forecast Russia
Figure 143: Market forecast Serbia
Figure 144: Market forecast Turkey
Figure 145: Market forecast Ukraine
Figure 146: Project outlook other European countries
Figure 147: Market forecast Canada
Figure 148: Project outlook Canada
Figure 149: Electricity generation by energy sources in Canada
Figure 150: Renewables Portfolio Standards (RPSs) in Canada
Figure 151: FIT Program in Ontario: feed-in tariffs for biogas plants
Figure 152: Market forecast USA
Figure 153: Project outlook USA
Figure 154: Electricity generation by energy sources in the USA
Figure 155: Renewable Portfolio Standards in the USA 2015
Figure 156: Annual development of biogas plants in the USA
Figure 157: Market forecast Brazil
Figure 158: Project outlook Brazil
Figure 159: Electricity generation by energy sources in Brazil
Figure 160: Project outlook other South and Central American countries
Figure 161: Market forecast Japan
Figure 162: Project outlook Japan
Figure 163: Electricity generation by energy sources in Japan
Figure 164: Market forecast Australia
Figure 165: Project outlook Australia
Figure 166: Market forecast Kenya
Figure 167: Project outlook Africa and Middle East
Figure 168: Biogas in the energy industry
Figure 169: Geographical differentiation of market regions
Figure 170: Gas generation from biomass
Figure 171: Design of a biogas plant
Figure 172: Exemplary delivery and processing of biowaste
Figure 173: Cylindrical fermenter
Figure 174: Example of a plug flow fermenter
Figure 175: Vertical tall tube fermenter
Figure 176: Garage fermenter
Figure 177: Stages of biogas generation
Figure 178: Average biogas yield and methane content of different substrates
Figure 179: Ways of using the biogas and the generated energy
Figure 180: Average investments by region
Figure 181: Exemplary investment costs of different biogas plants in Germany
Figure 182: Cost examples from Germany and France
Figure 183: Average investment costs of biogas plants (cofermentation plant with CHP unit)
Figure 184: Average current costs of biogas plants (cofermentation plant with CHP unit)
Figure 185: Exemplary calculation of revenues of a 500-kWel cofermenter (EEG 2012/2014)
Figure 186: RE support schemes worldwide
Figure 187: Subsidisation systems by country
Figure 188: Goals of EU member states for expanding bio, landfill and sewage gas
Figure 189: Limit values for biogas plants > 1 MWel in Europe
Figure 190: Reduction of landfilling biodegradable waste until the 3rd deadline
Figure 191: Landfill Directive deadlines and reductios by 3rd deadline
Figure 192: Measures for reducing landfilling in the EEA
Figure 193: Waste hierarchy
Figure 194: Decision and implementation of the EU Waste Framework Directive
Figure 195: Capacity increases in existing biogas plants in Germany
Figure 196: Development of maize and wheat prices
Figure 197: Production and treatment of MSW in the EU-27
Figure 198: Food and feeding stuff industry in Europe
Figure 199: Rough time and cost planning for a biowaste AD plant
Figure 200: Conception
Figure 201: Awarding
Figure 202: Planning
Figure 203: Construction

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