Largest Biogas Plant:
Harbin, China
30 MW
- Capacity
- Corn Straw
- Rice Husk
- Feedstock
Project Details
- Location | Harbin, China
- Year Constructed | 2022
- Feedstock | 58.000 t/a corn straw and 58.000 t/a rice straw
- Capacity | 30 MW el
- Output | Bio CNG
The world's largest biogas plant
The Harbin, China biogas plant completed construction in April 2022. Sitting on approximately 13 hectares of land, in which half of the space is feedstock storage, it is the world’s largest biogas plant that uses only corn and rice straw as waste input.
Utilising WABIO technology reduces green house gas emissions when comparing feedstocks incineration. Instead of burning the waste, corn and rice straw are converted into green energy, creating a profitable business for the client.
With its proprietary process, WABIO shows that its production can have up to 0.6 Nm3 on 65% methane rate per kg of corn straw.
This yield is currently the highest yield in the biogas industry.
Leading the Future of Renewable Energy with Advanced Biogas Solutions
Building on our proven expertise in global biogas development, WABIO’s partnership with Harbin, China, continues to push boundaries in sustainable energy innovation. Our advanced biogas plant installation capabilities have enabled us to install the world’s largest biogas plant, proving the ability to apply our waste-to-energy solutions at scale.
The 30MW plant in China has the highest yield in the biogas industry, enabled through optimized digester design and advanced process control systems. Each biogas plant installation incorporates specific cutting-edge technology that maximizes energy output while minimizing operational costs.
WABIO’s commitment to excellence in biogas for electricity generation is demonstrated through our portfolio of high-performance installations, that consistently outperform industry standards. Our innovative approach to biogas plant installation ensures clients benefit from maximum energy production efficiency, establishing new benchmarks for the highest yield in the biogas industry while contributing to global renewable energy advancement.
