Timphaus Erneuerbare Energien (TEE) GmbH & Co. KG

Germany

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Timphaus Erneuerbare Energien (TEE) GmbH & Co. KG is a German company headquartered in Lohne that operates a biogas plant. It forms part of the Timphaus family agricultural business, which includes arable farming and pig rearing.

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Founded in 2011, the company generates renewable energy from biogas, with electricity production supported by a 549 kW plant expanded in 2020 by a 1,500 kW flexible CHP unit. It is currently installing an EnviThan gas-upgrading facility with 561 Nm³/h capacity; first biomethane injection into the gas grid is scheduled for October 2026 following plant expansion approvals that permit greater use of manure and slurry feedstocks.

Managing directors are Franz Timphaus and Veronika Timphaus. The firm remains active with no reported changes in ownership or major restructurings.

Also known as Timphaus Erneuerbare Energien and Timphaus farming business.

The project Timphaus Erneuerbare Energien (TEE) GmbH & Co. KG is involved in

chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Timphaus Erneuerbare Energien (TEE) GmbH & Co. KG, of which one is active.

Timphaus EnviThan Biomethane Upgrader Expansion, Lohne
  1. Announced / Concept
  2. FEED / Pre-FID
  3. FID / Sanctioned
  4. Under Construction
  5. Commissioning & Start-up
Phase
Under Construction
Where
Germany
Makes
Methane

Timphaus Erneuerbare Energien (TEE) GmbH & Co. KG in chemical industry news

23 July 2026
EnviTec installs EnviThan upgrader and expands Timphaus biogas plant in Lohne

Farm to add 561 Nm³/h biomethane upgrader with first feed-in expected in October; plant expansion permits more manure and slurry input and flexible electricity generation.

22 July 2026
Timphaus farm adds EnviTec EnviThan biomethane upgrader in Lohne

Family farm expands biogas plant to produce biomethane; construction began in January with grid injection planned for October.

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