Containerized Solutions
2G power plants offer flexible installation options tailored to local conditions and sound insulation needs. They can be integrated into existing structures or heating systems or independently housed in a container or engine room. With the right sound insulation package, noise levels can be reduced to as low as 35 dB (A) at a distance of 10 meters.
Compact Container
Sizes Available
19.7 ft x 8 ft x 9.5 ft
Acoustic Emissions
Standard: 65 dB (A)
Super silent: up to 55 dB (A)
Standard Container
Sizes Available
22.9 ft x 9.8 ft x 9.8 ft
31.5 ft x 9.8 ft x 9.8 ft
Acoustic Emissions
Standard: 65 dB (A)
Super silent: up to 52 dB (A)
Highline Container
Sizes Available
29.5 ft x 9.8 ft x 12.1 ft
34.4 ft x 9.8 ft x 12.1 ft
39.4 ft x 9.8 ft x 12.1 ft
39.4 ft x 14.1 ft x 17.5 ft
Acoustic Emissions
Standard: 65 dB (A)
Super silent: up to 45 dB (A)
Twinpack Container
Sizes Available
42.7 ft x 9.8 ft x 9.8 ft
49.2 ft x 9.8 ft x 9.8 ft
Acoustic Emissions
Standard: 65 dB (A)
Super silent: up to 52 dB (A)
Heavy Container
Sizes Available
39.4 ft x 9.8 ft x 9.8 ft
49.2 ft x 9.8 ft x 9.8 ft
55.8 ft x 9.8 ft x 11.2 ft
Acoustic Emissions
Standard: 65 dB (A)
Super Silent: up to 52 dB (A)
Outdoor Sound Capsule
Sizes Available
Depending on product
Acoustic Emissions
Standard: 65 dB (A)
Sound Capsule
Sizes Available
Depending on product
Acoustic Emissions
Standard: 65 dB (A)
Biogas Case Studies
Stanton Farms - London, Ontario, Canada
From how they cool the milk using a combination of earth energy and unique heat-exchange technology to converting on-farm organic waste to renewable energy to power up the neighboring community, Stanton Farms is always looking to close the loop in every aspect of their operation. Family-owned and operated by Laurie Stanton and his wife Sandy, along with their children Jeff, Jim, Greg, and Amy, Stanton Farms is the largest of six agricultural biogas facilities in Ontario. Stanton Farms has 2000 dairy cattle, including those used for dairy production and a genetics and breeding operation. Each cow generates 4 kW/day of renewable energy from the manure they produce.
DariTech - Tillamook, OR, USA
The Port of Tillamook Bay (POTB), a 1,600-acre industrial park on the Oregon coast, ordered a complete $5.6 million manure anaerobic digester from DARITECH, including a highly efficient 1.2 MW 2G avus biogas CHP system. The fully integrated prime mover of the CHP System is a 2G avus 1200 with an MWM core engine and a capacity of 1,200 ekW/h or 9,960 MW p.a. electrical power and 1,225 kWh of thermal power. In addition to the CHP unit, 2G Energy Inc. supplied the complete gas treatment, including a cooler, dryer/dehumidifier, and the H2S removal system.
Region of Waterloo Waste Water Treatment Plants - Ontario, Canada
The Region of Waterloo Waste Water Treatment Plant CHP sites has been active for many years. It is estimated that the anaerobic digesters at the existing WWTP in Waterloo alone produce 4,000 to 7,000 cubic meters (m3) of biogas daily. The electrical power produced is consumed within the WWTP's, offsetting power purchases to operate the plant. The heat produced by the engines is used to heat incoming sludge to the digesters and heat the digester buildings when required (mainly in the winter).
