How Lab-Scale Process Optimisation can Lead to Large-Scale Efficiency Improvements Biogas Conference 2018 Berlin, Oct 11th, 2018 Lalitha Gottumukkala lalitha@celignis.com.

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How Lab-Scale Process Optimisation can Lead to Large-Scale Efficiency Improvements Biogas Conference 2018 Berlin, Oct 11th, 2018 Lalitha Gottumukkala lalitha@celignis.com www.celignis.com

Celignis Analytical Dedicated biomass analysis laboratory. Based in Limerick, Ireland. Spin-out from university research and EU biofuels project. Focus on catering to the needs of the bioeconomy. Launched 2014  experience (15 yrs). www.celignis.com

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“One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com

“One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com

Celignis’s Analytical Services for AD Biogas production and Biomethane Potential (BMP). Digestions for 14-40 days with biogas analysed at several stages for its composition (methane, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, oxygen). Detailed feedstock and digestate analysis. Expertise in biomass chemistry, our data can help understand the efficiencies of digestion of biogenic polymers (e.g. cellulose, hemicellulose, lignin). Experienced analysts: We are available by phone/email to discuss results and provide advice on the next steps in feedstock valorisation and process optimisation. For all the talk of technology, it is important not to forget the feedstock. Feedstocks location dependent “One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com

The Celignis Database “One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com Our online reporting system provides a level of detail never seen before in the analysis of AD feedstocks. Biogas production data daily. We provide an array of information in tabular and graphical forms regarding feedstock, digestate, and biogas composition as well as statistics on the efficiency of digestion. Detailed pdf and Excel reports can be downloaded from the Database during digestion and after completion of analysis. For all the talk of technology, it is important not to forget the feedstock. Feedstocks location dependent “One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com

The Celignis Database “One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com For all the talk of technology, it is important not to forget the feedstock. Feedstocks location dependent “One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com

BioBase4SME “One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com Funding for SMEs in developing their company. Vouchers available, 50% from EU programme with possibility of national bodies providing remainder of costs. Services: Techno-economic evaluation. LCA. Business planning. Now Celignis’s analytical services available via TCBB. March 2016-Feb 2019. For all the talk of technology, it is important not to forget the feedstock. Feedstocks location dependent “One-day analysis of biomass” www.celignis.com

Thank You! www.celignis.com lalitha@celignis.com M: (353) 89 455 5582