The project involves constructing a biogas station using agricultural products of herbal and animal origin to produce biogas that will then be used to generate electric and thermal energy for the city of Třeboň. A specific feature of the project includes separating the biogas resource, i.e. a biogas station, from the point of its final energy utilisation - the KVET biogas station. The biogas station is situated outside the city area on the premises of its resources production and the biogas cogeneration station will be located close to the thermal consumption point, i.e. the service premises of the AURORA city spa. This design gives the project a high degree of utilisation of the primary energy from the renewable resource and the installed output in KVET but the extra costs of constructing connecting gas piping increase the initial investments.

In the long term however this makes the project more economically efficient and environmentally friendly. SEVEn was responsible for preparing the project documentation needed to obtain the construction permit and the relevant documents (a feasibility study, energy audit) required for making an application for a subsidy from the EKO-ENERGIE programme.