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Revision as of 11:34, 26 October 2021
Project Q3297351 in Germany
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Bioenergy Village Kreenheinstetten — Climate protection and regional added value |
Project Q3297351 in Germany |
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400,000.0 Euro
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800,000.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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14 June 2017
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30 June 2020
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Bioenergie Leibertingen GmbH
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48°2'34.37"N, 9°0'52.38"E
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Kernstück des Bioenergiedorfes Kreenheinstetten ist ein Nahwärme- und Glasfasernetz mit mehr als fünfzig Anschlüssen und über vier Kilometern Länge sowie einem großen Pufferspeicher. Es wird nach den modernsten Erkenntnissen hinsichtlich Dämmung, Verarbeitung, Netzverluste, Armaturen etc. gebaut. Energiezentrale ist der Bäumlehof. Er liegt etwas mehr als einen Kilometer vom Ortsrand entfernt. Die dortige Bioland-Biogasanlage, die nur mit Reststoffen und Grünland, also ohne Anbaubiomasse wie Mais, betrieben wird, liefert Strom und speist flexibel Abwärme ins Netz ein. Zweiter Energieträger sind Holzhackschnitzel. Andere regenerative Energieträger, wie Solarwärme, können ergänzt werden. (German)
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The core of the bioenergy village Kreenheinstetten is a local heating and fibre network with more than fifty connections and over four kilometres in length as well as a large buffer tank. It is built according to the most modern findings regarding insulation, processing, grid losses, fittings, etc. The energy center is the Bäumlehof. It is located a little more than a kilometer from the outskirts. The Bioland biogas plant there, which is operated only with residues and grassland, i.e. without growing biomass such as maize, supplies electricity and flexibly feeds waste heat into the grid. The second energy source is wood chips. Other renewable energy sources, such as solar heat, can be supplemented. (English)
24 October 2021
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DE_TEMPORARY_130
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