Christoph Eusterbrock has been successfully working on the development of climate protection for the past 30 years. He began the development on the concept of biogas plants in the early 1990s, even before the establishment of the first biogas plant in Germany. At that time, his aim was to provide the Camphill Ballytobin Community located in the Southeast of Ireland with self-sufficient electricity and heat from cow dung and organic residues. Further, he enabled the composting of these residues to produce a high-quality soil conditioner. This community is benefitting by this project even after 20 years.
Besides, he enlarged his activities on the pyrolysis technology, leading to research and development of the thermal process of pyrolysis. His focus was on the production of bio-oil and bio-char from renewable sources such as straw and wood residues to find new alternatives for fossil fuels.
He extended his activities worldwide with more focus on new concepts, project and plant development, acquisition of structural and market incentive programs, investment planning, profitability analyses and project-related laboratory studies.
His years of dedication, experience and passion for new technology and focus on environment leaded to the foundation of Bioenergy Concept GmbH.