Around 12,500,000 standard cubic meters of raw biogas are extracted every year from slaughterhouse waste of a modern poultry farm. The ambitious project was developed by multilingual r.e Bioenergie engineers and an Hungarian subsidiary that operates the plant.

The energy concept includes a local heat grid that provides the neighbouring poultry farm with heating and cooling derived from the waste heat of three 1.2 MW gas motors. In 2009, this system was honored by the EU as trend-setting and worthy of sponsorship.

Production of biogas from waste material, especially from slaughterhouse waste, is still an emergent technical method in Hungary. Hence, the approval process up to its much-haled inauguration in 2011 was quite complex.

r.e Bioenergie builds on the commitment of the Eastern European countries to European energy policy. It develops innovative projects, supported by ambitious engineers who know the energy market and the political decision-making processes.