Dear Climate-L reader:

TÜV Industrie Service GmbH TÜV SÜD Group is currently making a determination of 
the  
"Methane gas Capture and Electricity Production Kubratovo Wastewater Treatment, 
Sofia Bulgaria".

The project is both a methane emissions reduction and an electricity and heat 
production project, whereby methane produced on the Kubratovo wastewater 
treatment plant will be captured and used in CHP gas engines for electricity 
and heat production. The key feature of the project is to reduce the emissions 
of methane gas to the atmosphere from the present sludge treatment activity. 
The project involves digester refurbishment, provision of gas distribution to 
engine house; gas engine co-generation system and an excess gas flare system. 
The objective of the project is to capture methane emissions and to maximise 
generation of electricity and heat from the gas engines thereby reducing the 
electricity demand of the plant produced from fossil fuel and heat from burning 
of diesel fuel. Electricity not used for own consumption will be supplied to 
the grid. In addition there will be a reduction by almost 50% in the volume of 
sludge transported to landfill. The Kubratovo wastewater treatment plant is 
located some 20 km outside the centre of Sofia the capital of Bulgaria in the 
district of Kubratovo next to the River Iskar.

TÜV Industrie Service GmbH TÜV SÜD Group herewith invites comments from 
Parties, stakeholders and observers in accordance with the JI rules and 
modalities. Comments may be provided during a period of 30 days on our webpage: 
http://www.netinform.net/KE/Wegweiser/Guide2.aspx?ID=1405&Ebene1_ID=26&Ebene2_ID=361&mode=0

Best regards,
Carbon Management Service
TÜV Industrie Service GmbH 
TÜV SÜD Group 

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