Buena Práctica / Bonne Pratique / Boa Prática |
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NOMBRE NOM NAME |
LOZOYUELA |
Localización Localisation Localização |
LOZOYUELA, Madrid Province |
Tipología – Naturaleza Typologie – Nature Tipologia – Natureza |
Logistics Center |
Periodo de aplicación Période d’application Período de aplicação |
2009 Project the energy of our ancestors ASEMFO 2013 CEBARMADRID |
Principales objetivos Principaux objectifs Período de aplicação |
Use of local biomass as a renewable energy source, and serve as a model for its application in other rural regions of Spain. |
Descripción detallada de la práctica o proyecto Description détaillée de la pratique ou du projet Descrição detalhada da prática ou projeto |
The sustainable extraction of biomass from forest mass will have a thermal use (hot water and heating) in the domestic and assistance sector, and its use as a source of energy implies, according to Miguel Ángel Duralde, president of Asemfo, “multiple social and environmental advantages, such as the generation of rural employment, the cleaning of forests and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions ”. 4,000 tons for 1,600 homes The plant, which occupies an area of 660 m2, will produce 2,500 tons per year, although it has the capacity to generate 4,000 tons of chips. According to the technical manager of the project, Enrique Enciso, “the splinters produced in the center can generate enough fuel to provide hot water and heating to some 1,600 homes of 100 useful square meters, which would be equivalent to an approximate population of 4,800 population”. The transformer installation – in which 200,000 to 300,000 euros have been invested – is an express adaptation for the project of a construction machine used to screen aggregates. With several screening processes, the plant can eliminate products such as powders, sawdust and bark and obtain a splinter very similar in size and of higher quality. The two types of chips that are obtained according to size are the G30 – intended for boilers up to 150kw – and the G50, for those with higher power. These chips are generated from the transformation of roundwood acquired in uses of the area, coming from clearings and prunings made by the Administration itself. In both cases it is, according to those responsible, a splinter of high value, very homogeneous and made from pine wood (the most common species in the area) and with a low moisture content – between 12% and a 20%. |
Agentes involucrados Agents impliqués Agentes envolvidos |
National Business Association |
Evaluación de resultados y lecciones aprendidas Évaluation des résultats et les leçons apprises Avaliação de resultados e lições aprendidas |
The center reaches a production in two shifts of 5,300 t / year in green or what is the same about 4,000 t / year of chips once the moisture and other waste have been subtracted. G50 / W30 chips are produced. 3 direct jobs have been created, 149 people have worked in the facilities, and countless induced positions, since a total of 67 local companies have participated directly in the project. The future challenge is focused on promoting the demand for this product and carrying out important communication and dissemination work to society. With the support of the Administration, the use of this energy in public and private buildings should be promoted ” In Lozoyuela it meant creating three direct jobs and another 149 indirect ones, extending its scope to localities in Madrid, Castilla y León and Castilla La Mancha. They produce 7,000 tons of pine splinters that generate energy to supply about 3,000 homes. |
Fotografías Photos Fotos |
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Solución a los retos territoriales Solution aux défis territoriaux Solução para os desafios territoriais |
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Solución a un mayor nº de retos territoriales (a completar más adelante) Solution à un plus grand nombre de défis territoriaux (à compléter plus tard) Solução para um maior número de desafios territoriais (a ser completado depois) |
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Información de contacto Information de contact Informação de contato |
Telephone: 00 34 91/ 350 01 70 Fax: 00 34 91/ 345 05 50 e-mail: asemfo@asemfo.org Web site: www.asemfo.org |
Project funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).