Hydrothermal Gasification
Hydrothermal gasification is another technology that converts wet biomass into biogas. Unlike anaerobic digestion, hydrothermal gasification happens at high temperatures and high pressure. Therefore its capex is even higher.
Attribute |
Description |
Standard value |
Unit |
Data type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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If set to ‘true’, the technology will be considered in the energy system model (this does not necessarily mean it will be used). Only relevant for optimisation. |
False |
— |
bool |
|
Color for plot |
#3A880A |
hex |
str |
|
Conversion efficiency |
0.6 |
— |
float |
|
maximum power |
inf |
kW |
float |
|
Carbon-dioxide intensity of technology output (annual average value). |
0.69 |
kg CO2/kWh |
float |
|
Expected lifetime of technology before replacement is required. |
25 |
years |
int |
|
Operation and maintenance cost per consumed carrier unit |
0 |
CHF/kWh |
float |
|
CAPEX cost of technology per unit of capacity. |
8268 |
CHF/kWp |
float |
|
OPEX cost of the technology per unit of capacity |
10 |
CHF/kWp/year |
float |
|
Interest rate for computing levelised costs (if required). |
0.025 |
— |
float |
The relationship between the in- and outflows is given by
The symbols and names of the flows are
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Outflow Gas |
|
Inflow Wet biomass |