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
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Screenshot taken during the meeting.

WP4 and WP5 development

On the 7th of August, Jörgen Held, BEIC visited Abdallah Nassour and co-workers at Fakultät für Agrar, Bau und Umwelt at University of Rostock.

The visit started with a nice, informative and valuable tour in the laboratory, guided by Cinthya Lara, Abdallah Nassour and Ibrahim Rahmouni.

Later on the development of an LCA tool and the techno-economic analysis (TEA) within WP4 were discussed in detail. The discussion also covered how the results from the LCA tool and the TEA will be integrated with recommendations for landfill gas operators and result in the development of a decision support tool (WP5).

Rostock meeting
From left: Sven Mauch, Ibrahim Rahmouni, Abdallah Nassour and Jörgen Held.

The visit ended with further discussions during a nice and pleasant dinner.

1st LoCaGas conference

The 1st LoCaGas conference took place at RecoPark in Helsingborg, Sweden on the 26th of June.


Fredrika Stranne, Swedish Waste Management Association gave a nice presentation on Waste management and landfill gas in Sweden.
Photo: Jörgen Held

The presentations will be available at Project conferences | LoCaGas. Some of the presentations are already uploaded.
Just click on the title of the presentation you want to view.

A heartfelt thanks to NSR AB for hosting the event and taking care of the practical details.

The 2nd LoCaGas conference will take place at Lithuanian Energy Institute in Kaunas next year.

LoCaGas at 11th International Conference on Renewable Energy Gas Technology

11th International Conference on Renewable Energy Gas Technology, REGATEC 2025 took place 20-21 May in Weimar, Germany.

LoCaGas participated with two visual presentations (posters).
Valorisation of Landfill Gas Using a Spinning Fluids Reactor by Robert Aranowski, Gdansk University of Technology.
LoCaGas – duel fuel engine technology by
Jörgen Held, Baltic Energy Innovation Centre

 

 

 

 

 

 

Project consortium meeting 13 December 2024

During the online meeting the status of the Project Agreement was discussed together with reporting information, technical conditions for dual-fuel engine experiments and pyrolysis oil utilisation, state-of-the-art on utilising low-calorific landfill gas, data requirements for laboratory and pilot tests,  case studies and stakeholder consultations and key follow-up actions.

The next meeting is scheduled to the 10th of January 2025.

Project consortium meeting 25 October 2024

The project consortium meeting took place as an online meeting on the 25th of October.

Screenshot of the online meeting
Screenshot taken during the online meeting

The main discussion point was the status of the project agreement (PA). The signatures of the final version are expected in December.

The coordinator, Robert Aranowski, Gdansk University of Technology, continued by going through the work plan and the time schedule for the project.

The next meeting is scheduled to the 13th of December.

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