Demand For Biogas Generation Equipment Increases Due To New Sanitation Concessions

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/10/2020 at 08:55

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GEMÜ Valves and Measurement and Control Systems Brings Expertise in Biogas System Installations from Around the World to Brazil

In addition to improving sanitation coverage for the Brazilian population, the new legislation regarding concessions for this service in Brazil tends to increase investments in biogas. This is an area that requires specific equipment and technologies to increase the current supply, which represents 8.9% of the country’s energy matrix (between biogas and biomass). Since 2015, the number of biogas plants has grown from 126 to 548 in 2019, according to CIBiogás.

By partnering with the Brazilian Biogas Association (Abiogás), GEMÜ Valves and Measurement and Control Systems aims to contribute with its technical knowledge and bring its international experience in energy generation systems. See below in the gallery some of GEMÜ’s Valves, Measurement, and Control Systems.

In Germany, the home country of the company, and around the world, GEMÜ has applications in the biogas area – particularly in generation plants using grass, where its technology, products, and know-how allow for the transfer of gas without leaks or contamination. To this end, the butterfly valve stands out, with potential uses for the diaphragm valve as well, which is GEMÜ’s flagship product.

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With constant investments and maintenance of regulatory direction, it is expected that this source from waste and completely renewable will add quantity and quality to the Brazilian energy matrix sustainably.

About GEMÜ – The subsidiary of the German multinational founded by Fritz Müller in the 1960s offers the Brazilian market highly efficient and quality valves. The plant located in São José dos Pinhais (PR), which has 100 employees and celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2021, produces valves and accessories for water and effluent treatment in industries across all sectors, such as steelmaking, fertilizers, and automotive, as well as for integrating energy generation systems. In the PFB area (pharmaceutical, food, and biotechnology), GEMÜ is a global leader and sells high-precision products to all of Latin America with local support, as well as consulting with professionals capable of guiding the selection of the best valve solution for each application. More information: https://gemu-group.com/pt_BR/

Demand For Biogas Generation Equipment Increases Due To New Sanitation Concessions

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