biogas gbox
    Small Profitable and Efficient
    g-box 50 kW

     

    The g-box is 2G’s profitable small power plant with an electrical output of up to 50 kW. The connection-ready module includes a control cabinet with a PLC controller. While the powerful unit works extremely efficiently, the low noise output makes it suitable for various applications like hotels, offices, or residential buildings.

    • Connection-ready for easy integration
    • Compact design requires minimal space for installation
    • Super-silent and fully enclosed compact module (max 55 dB(A) at a distance of 3 ft)
    • Very economical – highest thermal efficiencies through condensing technology
    • Completely water-cooled – no need for costly installation of air ducts
    • High availability, reliability, and low-maintenance
    • Island mode/black start capable

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    Technical Details


    Biogas

    Type Output Efficiency
      electrical thermal electrical thermal total
    g-box 50 kW 283 MBTU 31.3 % 52.4 % 83.7 %
    agenitor 404a 80 kW 341 MBTU 35.2 % 44.1 % 79.3 %
    agenitor 404b 100 kW 406 MBTU 37.0 % 44.0 % 81.0 %
    agenitor 404c 160 kW 580 MBTU 39.7 % 42.0 % 81.7 %
    agenitor 406 250 kW 887 MBTU 41.3 % 42.9 % 84.2 %
    agenitor 408 360 kW 1,306 MBTU 40.9 % 43.6 % 84.4 %
    agenitor 412 450 kW 1,555 MBTU 40.2 % 40.8 % 81.0 %
    agenitor 408
    Evolution in Efficiency
    agenitor80 to 450 kW

    The agenitor by 2G results from intensive work by the 2G research and development team. Improving combustion chamber geometry has made it possible to increase the efficiency of the agenitor significantly.

    • Highly efficient power plant with an optimized gas engine – and therefore lower fuel costs
    • Modular design facilitates installation in hard-to-reach places
    • Very reliable even in regular start-stop operation thanks to highly wear-resistant engine components
    • Resilient and low-maintenance
    • Available as a twin pack configuration with two modules per container for twice the power

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    Biogas

    Type Output Efficiency
      electrical thermal electrical thermal total
    agenitor 404a 80 kW 341 MBTU 35.2 % 44.1 % 79.3 %
    agenitor 404b 100 kW 406 MBTU 37.0 % 44.0 % 81.0 %
    agenitor 404c 160 kW 580 MBTU 39.7 % 42.0 % 81.7 %
    agenitor 406 250 kW 887 MBTU 41.3 % 42.9 % 84.2 %
    agenitor 408 360 kW 1,306 MBTU 40.9 % 43.6 % 84.4 %
    agenitor 412 450 kW 1,555 MBTU 40.2 % 40.8 % 81.0 %
    avus 500 plus
    Built for Big Tasks
    avus550 to 2,500 kW

    The avus is a highly efficient 2G power plant for high electric power consumption (above 500 kW), which is used in larger industrial projects or for supplying microgrids. The modular built systems include all components and are easy to install.

    • Interconnection of multiple units allows for higher electrical output. A Master Control system enables synchronization and load sharing to up to 5 modules.
    • Efficient running mode and operating times due to excellent engine quality

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    Biogas

    Type Output Efficiency
      electrical thermal electrical thermal total
    avus 500 plus 550 kW 2,002 MBTU 40.6%  43.3 % 83.9 %
    avus 600c 600 kW 2,190 MBTU 40.4 % 43.1 % 83.5 %
    avus 800c 800 kW 2,859 MBTU 40.7 % 42.7 % 83.4 %
    avus 1200c 1,200 kW 3,900 MBTU 42.8 % 40.7 % 83.5 %
    avus 1200d  1,145 kW 3,979 MBTU 41.5 % 42.3 % 83.8 %
    avus 1500c 1,560 kW 5,374 MBTU 41.7 % 42.1 % 83.8 %
    avus 2000c 2,000 kW 6,817 MBTU 42.3 % 42.2 % 84.5 %

    Containerized Solutions

    2G power plants can be installed in various ways – depending on local conditions and the requirements for sound insulation. They can therefore be incorporated in existing buildings or heating systems or can be set up separately in a container or engine room. With the appropriate sound insulation package, noise emission can be as low as 35 dB (A) at a distance of 10 m.

    Compact Container

    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

    basiccontainer 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

    high-line 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

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    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

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    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

    outdoorcapsule Sizes Available

     

    Depending on product

    Acoustic Emissions

     

    Standard: 65 dB (A)

    Sound Capsule

    soundcapsulewhitespace Sizes Available

     

    Depending on product

    Acoustic Emissions

     

    Standard: 65 dB (A)

    Biogas Case Studies

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    Stanton Farms - London, Ontario, Canada

    Project Profile

    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. 

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    DariTech - Tillamook, OR, USA

    Project Profile

    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.

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    Region of Waterloo Waste Water Treatment Plants - Ontario, Canada

    Project Profile

    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).

    Case Studies

    Stanton Farms - London, Ontario, Canada

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    From the way 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 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.