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Once it reaches the end of its life cycle, a product can be broken down into its parts and reintroduced into the economic cycle, thereby reusing it in the production cycle and generating value.
Unlike the linear economic model which provides for enormous quantities of energy and raw materials to be used in the production phase and which does not focus on the problem of waste, the circular economy starts from waste, to reduce the quantities and lengthen the life-cycle of products.
The circular economy results in:














This technical module, developed in our BTS Biogas workshop, serves as the technical center for biogas plants.
It is compact and modular, has standard sizes, which can be customized if necessary. It requires less investment than a common building installation. This technology results in savings in terms of production time and therefore assembly costs. The module is manufactured and tested on the company’s premises, thus ensuring greater reliability. It is available in various customizable sizes, for both new and existing plants. The following are positioned inside the module: gas measuring instruments, desulphurization blowers, the system for the distribution of heating and pumps, the air conditioning system, the running water distribution system and also, where required, a heat exchanger that is placed on the roof.








