Breddorf is planning expansion of the biogas plant: new area plan decided!

Breddorf is planning expansion of the biogas plant: new area plan decided!

Ostersoder Straße, 27432 Breddorf, Deutschland - The biogas plant on Ostersoder Straße in Breddorf can soon be expanded extensively. The Tarmstedt community council has decided to change the land use plan, which forms the basis for the development plan. These news was highlighted by Weser-Kurier

With the change of plan, the area south of Ostersoder Straße is now officially shown as agricultural areas, although parts of it are already built on with residential buildings. The Council recommends that these areas to be converted into both residential areas and special construction areas for the biogas plant. Mayor Susanne Schmiedel (SPD) explained that large plots of land are on the left side of the street outside, while the right side of the street is already considered an interior, which makes construction easier.

planned extensions of the biogas plant

The biogas plant, which already has a combined heat and power plant (CHP), is to be expanded by a second CHP and an electrolyser. With the change in the land use plan, the outdoor area now becomes an interior, which brings significant advantages for the construction of the extensions. The costs of this change of plan are borne by the operator of the biogas plant. The velvet municipal council unanimously decided, which ensures the quickly progress of the project.

The expansion of renewable energies is a central topic for future energy supply in Germany. According to the Environmental Office , the proportion of renewable energies in 2024 in 2024 was 0.8 percentage more than in the previous year. Germany targets to achieve a share of 41% of renewable energies by 2030.

Important data on the energy transition

In 2024, 517 billion kWh from renewable sources were provided. The most important energy sources are:

The biogas plant in Breddorf is an important step towards a more sustainable energy supply. The positive development of the land use plan and the planned extensions contribute to achieving the nationwide climate goals and illustrating the role of biogas plants as an important part of the energy transition in Germany.