Biogas Process
How to Select Anaerobic Digestion Services – 15 for Best Outcomes
All about selecting a good anaerobic digestion company (biogas plant installation company) to build the right AD plant to suit you, the client’s purposes.
Anaerobic Digestion of Biomass – Make Money from Biowaste!
Anaerobic digestion of biomass can be of real benefit to many companies that prepare food products of all types, but these companies often don’t appreciate the biomass asset that lurks unseen in the high organic content of their food processing waste. “Food processing companies large kitchen etc., may be missing out on the value of […]
For UK Energy and Food Security Biogas is a 3 Times No-Brainer
The ADBA conference next week in central London will focus on why (in our own words), for UK energy and food security, biogas from the anaerobic digestion process is a 3 times no-brainer! Why is that? UK energy and food security would benefit from three outputs from the anaerobic digestion process namely: biogas a biofertiliser […]
Ways to Make Money from Farm Biogas Plants
In this article, we list and describe the many “Ways to Make Money from Farm Biogas Plants“. The remarkable thing about anaerobic digestion (AD) plants, also known as biogas plants, and as “digesters”, is the number of ways they can create an income, and make money, for their owners. We think that many people fail […]
EPC Contractors in Anaerobic Digestion
Most biogas plants are built by EPC Contractors in Anaerobic Digestion. These contractors are often called Turnkey Contractors, Design and Build Contractors or Design and Build Operate Contractors (DBO).
Anaerobic Digestion Costs Revealed by our Research Online
Anaerobic digestion costs in recent articles: Like to know costs, such as energy production $/Kwh, cost of construction of AD plants per unit of energy output etc
Biogas Buses – What are they? and How are they Environmentally Friendly?
Biogas buses are catching on. What could be better than using biogas from the anaerobic digestion process to power transport fleets? The energy source is renewable, made from waste by-products, and the methane used in this fuel is clean-burning. Using it instead of using a fossil fuel like diesel removes the concerns for air pollution […]
Small Scale Anaerobic Digestion for Supermarkets Takes Leap Forward
Small scale anaerobic digestion for supermarkets “Takes Leap Forward”, we said in June 2016 when SeAB Energy announced their first small scale package anaerobic digestion plant It is true that a handful of the UK’s largest and most successful supermarkets generate biogas from food waste to power their operations. They save money on trash disposal […]
Is Biogas Carbon Neutral and What GHG Emissions Savings Occur When Using it?
Is biogas carbon neutral? Is easy to answer, and the short answer is “Yes”! The really interesting question though is what is the overall carbon footprint? Done well biogas production actually reverses the process leading to climate change. While biogas combustion, like natural gas combustion, creates carbon dioxide (CO2), a greenhouse gas, the carbon in […]
UK On-farm Anaerobic Digestion Plant Drivers and Benefits
A UK on-farm anaerobic digestion (AD) plant, also known as a biodigester, is simply an airtight sealed and heated container on the farm that breaks down organic waste materials to generate biogas, wastewater, and solid remains. Around the world, these facilities most commonly have the form of covered silos, troughs, or basins and can be […]
Dry Anaerobic Digestion Secrets You Will Wish You Discovered First
Dry anaerobic digestion can be seen as a well-kept secret. It is seldom mentioned in most AD industry circles. Yet it is already an established technique for reducing the organic activity of MSW (Municipal Solid Waste) to make it less of a problem when landfilled. And, it is now poised to push into traditional CSTR […]
3 Anaerobic Digestion Process Feedstock Materials Including Chocolate
Anaerobic digestion is turning not only cow – well you know – dung, into environmentally-friendly energy to heat and power your home, but also tannery (leather making) wastes, and even rejected chocolate.
