Sucess at the Carbon Removal Student Competition

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(from left) Maximilian Hauck, Felix Fischer and Jeremias Weinrich at the prototy
(from left) Maximilian Hauck, Felix Fischer and Jeremias Weinrich at the prototype unit in Erding. Image: F. Vogl / TUM
More power - less carbon dioxide

Biogas is an important factor in the implementation of the energy transition. But there is room for improvement in the efficiency of these facilities. Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have developed a plant concept that combines greater power output with a smaller carbon footprint. With this, the team also impressed at the "XPRIZE Carbon Removal Student Competition", which is supported by the foundation of the entrepreneur Elon Musk. The young researchers and doctoral candidates won a grant of up to 250,000 US dollars to implement their concept.

Biogas facilities convert organic material into power and heat. ...

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