Feeding Biogas into the Grid - Demonstration Faciltiy in Bruck an der Leitha

Developing innovative technologies to produce and treat biogas, feed it into the grid and charge for it within the subprograms "Energy systems of Tomorrow" and "Factory of Tomorrow" 2/2009

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