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This farm had an AD system using ONLY farm slurry. Automatically “topped up” from cow shed every day. Producing 350,000 KWh per year. Surplus sold to grid. At current electricity rates farmer expected 5-7 year payback on investment. Looked like a very simple system.

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Conor O Leary2 年前

Any idea what that AD plant cost? At our tariff of 0.15€/kW, that plant will only sell €52k of electricity. Are they're other income sources from this plant?

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Rainmaker2 年前

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hamishpork2 年前

Has to be better that all the acres of farm ground with very high rents growing Maize and others stopping cheap food being produced

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Farmer Buzz2 年前

Apparently the coo slurry ones aren’t so efficient, but every little bit helps and free ultimately

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CoⓋiren-19 D'souza™2 年前

@o2farms_sk @harcolm has a similar system on his farm. All of the ones I've seen (and the one I worked on) are great, except they take a lot of work to adapt to our climate - as seen, that system would freeze in about October. 😂

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Fint bowe2 年前

@paddy_dwyer2

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Martin Sluggett2 年前

Is it gaining a FIT or RHI payment as well?

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ARV GOTAL2 年前

A pile of crap?

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Rimmer2 年前

Where is this? Could it be a viable in the UK?

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