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Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas News and Developments
Food Waste Separators with Less Destructive Depackaging & Pulping Pre-treat SSOHW Better
Prior to anaerobic digestion, new food waste separators with advanced depackaging and pulping technology, when used to pre-treat Source-Separated Organic Household Waste (SSOHW), improve the purity of the organic pulp. Reject output streams were also purer than for earlier systems based on milling and shredding. That’s according to research by the Department of Environmental Engineering, […]
Pig Farm Anaerobic Digestion – Realities of Operating Swine and Hog Digesters
Pig farm anaerobic digestion and including in this swine, and hog farms have just as much potential as Dairy Farms for anaerobic digestion to make biogas as an additional source of income. At the same time, their biogas plants can provide for a much more environmentally beneficial means of disposing of the farm waste, and […]
Small-scale Digestate Separator for Dairy Farms with up to 150 Cows
A small-scale digestate separator has been added to the popular Börger Bioselect™ range of digestate separator units. This adds to their range which has become a top choice for operators seeking solid/ liquid digestate separation. Virtually all AD plant operators would be assisted by this technology at the outlets from their biogas reactors. Press Release […]
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
Anaerobic Digestion Cost – Plus Gate Fees and Other Rules of Thumb
In this article, we look at how much does anaerobic digestion cost in general. We also discuss the gate fees that food waste digesters charge and other general rules of thumb to help those that seek help with assessing biogas digester costs. Capital Cost A commercial microbial anaerobic digester can cost anywhere between $400,000 and $5,000,000 […]
Anaerobic Digester Mixer by Landia Helping Yorkshire Water to Net-Zero Carbon by 2030
Two anaerobic digester mixer systems recently supplied by Landia are helping Yorkshire Water to progress with carbon emissions savings toward their target of Net-Zero carbon emission across the company by 2030. High levels of biogas yield are also being achieved which indicate that these digesters are being well-mixed. Read more about the use of this […]
Sewage Sludge Digestion – Ofwat UK Rule Changes Allow Outsourced Treatment
Five years ago, in this article, we announced that sewage sludge digestion would be put out to tender as an outsourced service by many, or all UK water companies. The opinion we gave was that there would be big opportunities from Ofwat for companies to take sewage sludge and co-digest it. We looked forward to […]
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 […]
How to Reduce Methane Emissions – To be Quest for New Era of Waste Management
The extent to which we learn how to reduce methane emissions will make or break mankind’s success or failure over the next 10 years of the climate fight. Reducing methane discharges will be at the forefront in the quest for a new era of Waste Management because that discipline is the one that holds the […]
Biogas Conference London 14 December – ADBA’s First Physical Event Since Covid
The Biogas Conference returns to London on 14 December. it will be ADBA’s first physical event since covid. Hoping to see you there! So, here is the latest official Press Release about it. Climate, Gas and CO2 Security will be the Key Themes of the ADBA 2021 National Conference Lord Callanan to open the first […]
