tse·AG is conscious of the fact that energy supply solutions using sustainable energy carriers make a decisive contribution towards a clean environment for people all over the world in these times of ever-increasingly adverse climate conditions.

tse·AG has specialised in the development of sustainable energy solutions using biomass, biogas, waste-to-energy as fuels or powered by combined heat and power generation – in other words sustainable energies.

Biomass is obtained on the one hand from organic materials which are available as natural and renewable feedstock in the form of timber from domestic woods. Additionally other biomasses are available which occur as residues from industrial processes such as, for example, plant pellets left over from the production of bio-oils and can be recycled as fuel for large and small combined heating and power plants (CHP).

Biogas is obtained by the natural fermentation of residues from agricultural production such as plants, manure, grain, sugar beets or potatoes. By converting these agricultural materials into a natural gas, better known as biogas, heat and energy can be generated in CHP plants using this emission-free fuel.

Combined heat and power plants use the heat produced during power generation. This results in a better utilisation coefficient in the plant and reduces the CO2 emissions. Through more efficient fuel utilisation the customer will enjoy cost savings in their energy balance, releasing liquidity which can be ploughed back into their own operations. On the other hand, the reduction in CO2 emissions is not only good for the customer but also to the environment as a whole.

Waste-to-energy is a source of energy which is gaining in significance. There can be no doubt that the recycling of waste for heating processes is an eminently sensible way to generate energy. Here we can solve two tasks at a stroke: we ensure ecologically friendly waste disposal and conserve this world’s energy resources.

We do not view the possibilities singly but create synergies in sustainable energies. And these cannot be ignored in these times of ever-increasing environmental pollution and, for ecological reasons, where the costs of buying the ever-scarcer raw materials are exploding.

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