Remlingen biogas plant: do neighbors fight back
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Meeting this Friday evening, Citizens Initiative against the project to be established
Yet another citizen initiative / movement in Remlingen that will prevent power generation and energy projects: It is on this Friday, 3rd September, will be at 19.30 clock in the guest house "goodies" was launched. Bernhard Weidner is the initiator of the Jahn 22nd Street
The reason: Helmut farmer wants out of the military road Birkenfelder build on his bull stable in the corridor area of "In Kirchel" a biogas plant. Bernhard Weidner and some other residents fear more damage because of the nearby residential area, including, inter alia:
• The facility is located west of the town and therefore in the main wind direction; odor could propagate through the operation of the plant and silage storage.
• The transportation and discharge of silage fermentation residues, the volume of traffic increases, especially in the Jahn Road, which are heavily loaded, could be damaged.
• The engines for the filling and the unit for biogas recovery would ensure a constant noise level in the area.
• Environmental damage from an explosion of investment and penetration of water into the creek and the grass plant.
lose These and other arguments, the land on Gänsberg considerably in value, the declining quality of life greatly.
addition bull barn and silo
Helmut military holds itself in conversation with citizens not covered. Also, the Main-Post, he described openly against his plan. On his home farm do not have enough space was available, so he wanted to "In Kirchel" build. There exists also been a bull stable and a silo. Two thirds of the accesses and exits were made also on dirt roads. The road would be borne Jahn average of 0.3 trips a day more tractors.
inquired Regarding biogas plants at the Main Post of Agriculture Director of Agriculture Office of Matt Ruhland Carlstadt / Aschaffenburg. This informed that a biogas plant not send forth odorous emissions. Even the residue from fermented manure, dung, maize and whole crop silage smell not because odors would reduce the fermentation process.
Helmut military made it clear that the noise of the unit in the structurally Handle had to get. The filling device or the Mischrührwerk were also silenced, they also only 20 and 30 minutes were on the day. They were also installed so that between them and the construction area are agricultural buildings, which served as additional sound protection system.
An explosion hazard exists, according to military not because the plant would be built to two-thirds into the ground and no solid concrete floor get put on. In the case of a gas burst damage if all the plastic film, through which may escape the very low pressure with a minor explosion outside.
council meets
The council will be on Tuesday 14 September, deal with the issue. How to know now was no vote would turn against the project.
Helmut Wehr, who is excluded from the council as consulting, relies on the regulatory approval process. "If the authorities refuse on legal grounds the building, I must resign myself to it and I otherwise consider to make my yard next to bulls and beet and corn on a third, forward-secure foothold."
biogas
as starting materials for the industrial production of biogas are: fermentable biomass-containing residues such as sewage sludge, organic waste or food waste, manure (liquid manure, dung), previously unused plants or plant parts (cover crops, crop residues, etc.) and specifically grown energy crops (renewable resources).
Agriculture is the largest potential for biogas production. Due to the availability and storability suitable bio-energy and bio fuels and the biogas in the energy mix of renewable energy sources to offset short-term fluctuations in Power supply of wind and solar energy.
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