Transform organic waste into efficient and sustainable power solutions
We help you convert waste into energy through cutting-edge biogas genset systems. Designed to support circular energy systems, our solutions offer high efficiency, low environmental impact, and long-term savings.
Through our collaboration with Germany’s 2G Energy – a global leader in gas engine and CHP technology – Enerzea delivers solutions that combine unmatched durability, efficiency, and sustainability.
Biogas is a renewable fuel generated by the anaerobic digestion of organic waste such as agricultural residue, sewage sludge, and food waste. This methane-rich gas is then used in CHP systems to produce electricity and heat.
Our biogas solutions help industries and communities convert waste into clean, usable energy while minimizing emissions and landfill burden.
The biogas CHP systems are designed for optimized performance, high efficiency, and reliable operation across diverse applications. Whether you’re running a compact decentralized unit or a large-scale industrial facility, our solutions ensure maximum energy utilization by converting biogas into both electricity and useful heat. Each unit is scalable, robust, and designed for continuous 24/7 operation, with adaptability to diverse global climates and regulatory standards.
We offer integrations with biogas cleaning systems such as gas cooling, re-heating, and active carbon filters to ensure engine longevity and stable performance, even with fluctuating gas quality. Our systems are built to comply with stringent emissions norms, offering CO2 fertilization and SCR catalysts as optional upgrades
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Built to handle gas with variable methane content and impurities like H2S.
Configurable to <250 mg/m³ NOx without a catalyst — ensuring superior environmental compliance.
Seamless performance in both grid-connected and standalone applications.
Integrable AI-powered monitoring system for early fault detection and predictive service alerts
Swift expert assistance and troubleshooting from anywhere, anytime.
Gensets can be configured with multiple gas trains, allowing the same genset to operate on biogas, natural gas, syngas, or propane — offering reliable power and adaptability for hybrid or evolving gas supply scenarios.
Unlock superior energy utilization through integrated CHP and Trigeneration systems — delivering unmatched efficiency and cost savings.
Up to 90% total system efficiency
Simultaneous production of electricity and heat
Integrated cooling via absorption chillers
Reduced carbon footprint and emissions
Turn engine heat into usable energy for industrial processes, improving overall system efficiency.
Generate power, heat, and cooling from a single fuel source — minimizing energy waste and reducing cost.
Combine multiple energy outputs in a compact system — ideal for space-constrained, eco-conscious facilities.
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Traditional Power Gen
Electrical Output (kW) | Recoverable Thermal Output (kW) | Electrical Efficiency (%) | Thermal Efficiency (%) | Total Efficiency (%) |
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100 | 119 | 38.6 | 46.0 | 84.7 |
169 | 163 | 41.1 | 39.5 | 80.6 |
259 | 246 | 42.3 | 40.3 | 82.6 |
A biogas genset is a gas engine-based generator designed to convert biogas into electricity. Biogas, produced through anaerobic digestion of organic waste, is used as fuel to power the engine, which in turn drives a generator to produce clean, renewable electricity.
Biogas gensets offer numerous benefits including cost-effective energy generation, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, energy independence, and efficient utilization of organic waste that would otherwise be discarded.
Biogas gensets offer numerous benefits including cost-effective energy generation, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, energy independence, and efficient utilization of organic waste that would otherwise be discarded.
A wide range of organic materials can be used, including agricultural residues, food waste, animal manure, municipal sludge, and energy crops like Napier grass or sugarcane press mud.
Yes. Biogas gensets can be integrated into existing energy infrastructure, either as a primary power source, backup power, or as part of a hybrid system alongside solar, diesel, or grid power. Their modular design allows easy incorporation into existing electrical and thermal systems.
From single-site gensets to fully integrated energy systems, our solutions are built to meet your unique needs. Talk to us and discover how clean energy can transform your operations.