Can you advise me what tonnage of feedstock i would require daily to provide my parasitic energy requirements and also to deliver an extra 1 MW of electricity from a CHP cogeneration system.. onto a local elec grid system?

My feedstock types will come from 2 sources..
1 - municiple segregated food wastes.. including commercial sources
2 - cow slurry and wheat germ / grass silage.. or locally sourced farm biomass

I would like to use a water scrubber to wash and upgrade my biogas.. the H2O and dissolved CO2 will then be ustilised in a greenhouse for food production with the digestate - contributing to a carbon re-use.. and ultimately contributing to a low carbon facility..

A second option to be explored will be algae as additional feedstock.. and cynobacteria production of biodiesel.. which will have no impact or requirement for food crops / biomass crops..

Are you able to quantify and provide materials used to build a facility?
warm regards
Iain

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