LoCaGas part of a joint ISBP workshop under European Sustainable Energy Week

Interreg South Baltic Programme (ISBP) is organising a joint workshop featuring  four energy project; LoCaGas, BioSolFarm, Re-Farm and WAW – What a Waste.
The event has been recognised as a Sustainable Energy Day — actually the first in Poland and the second in the Baltic Sea region for 2026 🎉
The event information has been published on the European Commission website for the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW):
https://sustainable-energy-week.ec.europa.eu/events/sustainable-energy-innovation-workshop-idea-cross-border-project-application-2026-06-01_en
Please note, however, that for the latest agenda and the most up-to-date information, we kindly ask you to refer to the ISBP website, as unfortunately the information published on the Commission’s website cannot be updated afterwards.

 

Dual fuel engine meeting

On the 26th of January, Lund University, NSR AB and BEIC met in a combined physical and online meeting to discuss the upcoming dual fuel engine experiments.

Lund University is subcontracted by NSR AB to conduct tests with pyrolysis oil as pilot fuel in a Scania engine modified to operate in dual fuel mode.

The participants were:
Marcus Lundgren, Lund University, who will start a new position at Maersk.
Sam Voncken, Lund University who will conduct the experiments
Per Tunestål, Lund University, professor in combustion engines
Kent Davidsson, NSR AB, who will provide the pyrolysis oil
Jörgen Held, BEIC, who will monitor the experiments


Screenshot of the meeting.

LoCaGas featured in Energy Network: Scientific Challenges in Energy

On the 3rd of December, 2025, the LoCaGas project implementer Dr. Adolfas Jančauskas, Lithuanian Energy Institute, participated in the event “Energy Network: Scientific Challenges in Energy” and presented the project results to students at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU).

Adolfas Jančauskas
Dr. Adolfas Jančauskas, Lithuanian Energy Institute presenting the LoCaGas project to KTU students. Source: Rolandas Paulauskas

Link to the presentation: Žemo šilumingumo dujų panaudojimas tvarioje energijos gamyboje (1).pptx

Link to event: https://www.lei.lt/lei-mokslininkai-pristate-tyrimus-renginyje-mokslo-issukiai-energetikoje/ 

 

Start up of gas engine

The installation and commissioning of the gas engine at Lithiuan Energy Institute (LEI) is in good progress.

LEI has started the gas engine on natural gas and will step by step move forward with low calorific gas and oxygen-enriched combustion air.

Gas engine operated on natural gas as a first step. Source: Rolandas Paulauskas, LEI

Combined LCA and TEA tool

Within the LoCaGas project, University of Rostock (UROS) is developing a combined life cycle analysis (LCA) and tecno-economic analysis (TEA) tool for utilisation of landfill gas with low methane content.

Today, 14th of November 2025, Sven Mauch, who did the coding, presented the tool for Robert Aranowski (Gdansk Tech.), Jörgen Held (BEIC) and Ibrahim Rahmouni (UROS).

Realistic data obtained in the pilot testing will be introduced to the tool.

Installation of gas engine for oxygen-enriched combustion

Within the LoCaGas project, Lithuanian Energy Institute (LEI) in collaboration with UAB Addeco is working on oxygen-enriched combustion of landfill gas with low methane content for green power production.

The testing will be done with a 30 kWel genset from TEDOM.

The genset, gas engine and generator, was received at the end of April, unpacked and moved to the lab and pilot testing container.


Unpacked genset. Photo: Rolandas Paulauskas


Installation of the genset in the container. Photo: Rolandas Paulauskas

The container has been equipped with electrical connections, gas supply, exhaust gas system and heat exchanger for the secondary circuit.


Ready for testing. Photo: Rolandas Paulauskas

The first tests with model gas at LEI will commence shortly. Later on the container will be moved to a landfill and tested with real landfill gas.

Consultation – NSR case study

On the 29th October 2025, Jörgen Held, BEIC interviewed Linn Möller, NSR AB regarding the landfill gas extraction and utilisation at the Filborna landfill in Helsingborg as part of a Swedish case study.

Jörgen Held and Linn Möller. Photo: Johanna Kier, NSR AB.


One out of two Nissen 300 kWel gas engines running on landfill gas.
Photo: Jörgen Held

Project consortium meeting 30 September 2025

On the 30th of September 2025 the LoCaGas project consortium meeting took place as an online event.

Two upcoming deliverables were discussed in detail.
D2.1 Development of research procedures and technical documentation of laboratory installations
D4.1 Ex-ante evaluation of technical concept for technologies imvestigated in WP2 and WP3
Screenshot
Screenshot taken during the meeting.

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