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Title Investment Model of Agricultural Biogas Plants for Individual Farms in Poland
ID_Doc 16723
Authors Klimek, K; Kaplan, M; Syrotyuk, S; Bakach, N; Kapustin, N; Konieczny, R; Dobrzynski, J; Borek, K; Anders, D; Dybek, B; Karwacka, A; Walowski, G
Title Investment Model of Agricultural Biogas Plants for Individual Farms in Poland
Year 2021
Published Energies, 14, 21
DOI 10.3390/en14217375
Abstract The main idea of a circular economy (CE) is to separate economic growth from resource consumption and environmental impacts. The characteristic approach of a CE assumes the minimisation of the amount of waste generated at the design level and, as a standard, includes innovations throughout the value chain. From an agricultural point of view, agricultural biogas plants are particularly important because they enable the management of all waste biomass and its conversion into useful energy and agricultural fertiliser. This paper presents methods for assessing the economic effectiveness of an investment in an agricultural biogas plant. The research goal was to develop a financial model. The authors of this study used available examples of the profitability of commercial ventures. We considered the investment aspects of agricultural biogas plants. Exemplary solutions are discussed, allowing the reader to become acquainted with various methods and proposals for thus far estimated investments. It may seem chaotic, but this is how the biogas market is characterised in the context of the implementation of biogas projects. Guidance is given regarding how to understand investing in this sensitive private farming sector. It is admirable that the renewable energy market has been systematised, and we hypothesise that it is necessary to develop an investment model in Polish conditions.
Author Keywords circular economy; investment; assessment methods; profitability; production; agricultural biogas
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED); Social Science Citation Index (SSCI)
EID WOS:000719400500001
WoS Category Energy & Fuels
Research Area Energy & Fuels
PDF https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/21/7375/pdf?version=1636111313
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