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Rijk Zwaan Q-Sem starts using biogas installation
22.06.2010 | source: RZ TZ
At Rijk Zwaan Q-Sem in Tanzania, one of the ovens in the staff kitchen will be heated by biogas from this week onwards. This fuel is created from WC waste, pulp that is left after seed extraction and crop remains from the glasshouses.
The two biogas installations used for this were designed and built by a local Tanzanian company. Before very long the company will also change the other ovens from burning wood to burning biogas, so that they will be able to provide the 170 employees of Rijk Zwaan Q-Sem with tea and lunch every day.
Thanks to the closed system that has been created, the kitchen of Rijk Zwaan Q-Sem is now self-sufficient in its energy requirement. However, its ambitions for sustainability go even further than that. The waste water from the biogas installations runs through an artificial marsh of ponds and reed beds, where it goes through a series of aerobic and anaerobic processes. Tests have shown that it is possible to purify the water to such an extent that, in accordance with official norms, it can be drained into the nearby river without any problems.
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