Source: http://www.ndr.de/regional/niedersachsen/hannover/biogasanlagen105.html
Lower Saxony Environment Minister Hans-Heinrich Sander (FDP) wants the his opinion, stop escalating construction of biogas plants. According to the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung urges the ministers agreed Lower short term that brings in an appropriate Federal initiative. The goal is to sever the massive financial support for biogas plants drastically. The draft resolution, the other ministries Sander submitted to a vote, provides for the removal of most bonuses for such plants under the Renewable Energies Act (EEG) and a reduction in basic pay for the electricity generated. The paper said the range of a bonus for renewable resources to a technology, formaldehyde and landscaping bonus. to municipalities to control
also wants the minister to the local authorities more control in planned Small systems allow. The plan is a fundamental requirement to use excess heat and increased use of biogenic wastes in plants. Sander justifies its attempt to excesses in certain regions such as the Emsland and South Oldenburg. Particularly in dairy and processing areas, the competition for land has intensified.
Excessive corn causes trouble
The excessive cultivation of maize for biogas production problems threatened to biodiversity, soil protection and water quality. To mitigate these risks, nor had before 2012 proposed amendment to the EEG are traded. According to Sander in Germany there are now some 5,000 biogas plants, which would operate 90 percent of corn and manure. The corn acreage had expanded it to 400,000 hectares. Before the Minister of Environment has already had the CDU in the Emsland criticized the development of biogas plants and demands for more regulation, including through a reduction in funding.
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