Development of a system for 'Sustainable Fuel from Digested Manure' Financial feasibility study for the Salland region

Master thesis (2012)

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P.M. Herder (mentor)
P.W. Heijnen (mentor)
R.M. Stikkelman (mentor)
C. Van Daalen (mentor)
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SEPAM (TPM) (TU Delft)
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Uncertainty Network design Green gas hub Least regret network scenario analysis Salland region Sustainable fuel from digested manure Infrastructure development Minimum cost network
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24-09-2012

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SEPAM

Abstract

A financial feasibility study into the development of a 'sustainable fuel from digested manure' system for the Salland region within the Province of Overijssel in the Netherlands. This is a specific variant of a green gas hub system, which produces sustainable fuel as end product. To deal with challenges and uncertainties in the development the 'least regret network scenario analysis' methodology is used. Within this scientific paper the application of the 'Least regret network analysis' methodology to the development of a 'Sustainable fuel from digested manure' system is described. Based on this, an evaluation is made about the methodology's usefulness for the development of physical energy infrastructures in general.