The Turkish Metropolitan Municipality of Gaziantep has begun construction of a $3.7m animal waste biogas plant with the aim of providing electricity for 60% of the municipality’s rail system when it is completed in August 2018. The plant will also produce liquid fertiliser as a by-product of its process, which will be offered to the local farmers. A new biogas plant, which will be located on land owned by Gaziantep municipality, was inaugurated at an event attended by local officials and representatives from the municipality and Ankara.
The Turkish Metropolitan Municipality of Gaziantep has begun construction of a $3.7m animal waste biogas plant with the aim of providing electricity for 60% of the municipality’s rail system when it is completed in August 2018. A new biogas plant, which will be located on land owned by Gaziantep municipality, was inaugurated at an event attended by local officials and representatives from the municipality and Ankara.