Renewable Energy evaluation biogas heating spreadsheet tool

Renewable Energy evaluation biogas heating spreadsheet tool
Published 11/2025
Duration: 1h 7m | .MP4 1280×720 30fps(r) | AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | 891.16 MB

Low carbon energy systems, net zero, decarbonisation, alternative energy

What you’ll learn
– Understand the biogas production process.
– Identify the key equipment of a biogas plant.
– Manage biogas system design for heating buildings.
– Evaluate system options for biogas plant.
– Conduct energy, carbon & financial performance of biogas as a heating option.

Requirements
– No experience necessary but ability to learn basic engineering, mathematical, financial & spreadsheet understanding will help maximise the learning experience.

Description
The world continues on it’s transition to a greener future.technologies are evolving, new markets are opening, new policies are taking over, new funding continues to come on stream around the world for more low carbon energy sources & systems.

In this course you will learn about biogas systems and how they are used for heating buildings. The course covers all the main options for implementing a biogas project and includes a spreadsheet based evaluation tool (RE-eTool). The RE-eTool can be used to quickly quantify the energy, carbon and financial performance of user defined combinations of design options. Answer important question such as:

• What size of a biogas plant would be needed to meet a building projects annual heat demand?

• What would the capital cost be?

• How much would it cost to operate?

• Would it have a lower running cost than a conventional heating source?

• What would the financial performance be in the future?

• How much CO2 would it save?

• What impact do biogas heating project options have on its energy, carbon & financial performance?

See you on the course!

Who this course is for:
– Engineers
– Planners
– Architects
– Students
– Graduates
– Builders
– Farmers
– Building commissioners
– Building owners
– Developers
– Environmental engineers
– Energy professionals
– Planning officers
– Agricultural manager
– Agricultural entrepreneur
– Biogas plant developer
– Biogas plant operator
– Engineering consultants
– Research agency staff
– Policymakers
– Project Managers
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