Biogas Sample Clauses

Biogas. Intervention strategies, guidelines and facilities for the supply and use of anaerobic biogas digesters in rural communities for producing cooking gas and organic fertilizer will be designed and tested through public and international financing and technical assistance, and in partnership with communities and local stakeholders, during the 2006-2007 period, and replicated nationwide starting in 2008. Policy and other facilitative measures will be developed based on these trials to help nurture and sustain widespread use of such systems in rural areas.
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Biogas. The production and use of biogas is relatively new in Norway. Our time series starts in 2006 and until 2014 we collected consumption data from only a few units (included losses from flaring). This was mainly biogas used for land transport (XXXX 49) and in sewerage management (XXXX 37). We also had consumption data from a few units in manufacturing and from district heating plants. The production was imputed by summing up the intermediate consumption. In 2016, we sent out questionnaire to potential producers and suppliers of biogas. This was successful, and we will send out an annual survey from now on. From the year 2015, we have data on production and losses by 5-digit XXXX, and we have sales data to XXXX aggregates. In some cases, these sales data are more aggregated that the requirements in PEFA. We then use break-down keys and simple assumptions to allocate the data. For example; sales to XXXX division 77-82 are grouped together. We place this sale as consumption under “N80-N82 Security and investigation, service and landscape, office administrative and support activities” in full. Intermediate consumption in manufacturing and energy producing industries are excluded from the biogas questionnaire. This data is instead collected by our annual business surveys. We also use some additional data from the Norwegian Environment Agency to make sure that we cover all the consumption (by type of use; for transformation and own use) in “E37-E39 Sewerage, waste management, remediation activities”.
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