Course description
Biogas and other gases whose addition to the natural gas supply is proposed, differ from natural gas in terms of their composition and consequently their chemical, physical and micro-biological properties.
This customised course identifies the key differences, examines their implications, and gives advice on mitigation of the associated risks. Practical guidance is also given on how the parties involved should discharge their responsibilities for the quality of the gas supply.
The course duration is from one to two days depending on requirements.
Result
- Awareness of the crucial issues associated with accommodating biogas and other non-natural gases within the natural gas system
- A clear picture of how to manage the associated risks
This course is available upon request, please contact us for further information on this course.
Subjects
- Overview of the different types of gas whose addition to the natural gas supply is proposed and their characteristics
- The potential risks associated with accommodating non-natural gases within the natural gas network
- Gas interchangebility aspects
- Risk mitigation measures
- Policy and responsibilities of gas quality
- Green gas certification system
- Roles of stakeholders
- Outlook for the green gas market
Target audience
- Natural gas distribution and transmission companies
- Developers, manufacturers and suppliers of equipment for biogas production and gas treatment
- Producers of gases whose addition to the natural gas supply is proposed
- Users of biogas and other types of gas in combustion applications
Language
English and Dutch
