Agricultural Slurry Pumping Savings – Borger Satisfies an AD Plant Client
We are pleased to be able to report that highly significant savings have been achieved in agricultural slurry pumping costs at a farm-based AD Plant in Lincolnshire, as reported by Borger Pumps in combination with the distributor of their agricultural products Gissing FE. Watch our video below, or read the written article which follows. We think […]
Biomethane and the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI)
The UK Government RHI Subsidy scheme closed at midnight on 31 March 2022. If you are a biogas plant operator with an existing renewable heating system already accredited to DRHI, you will usually be able to receive the remainder of the payment as originally promised by the government within this scheme. The following article is the archive […]
Clean Energy Still Comes With Some Very Real Workplace Risks
Discover the key clean energy workplace risks in anaerobic digestion facilities, from biogas hazards to working at height, and learn how to keep operations safe.
How to Cut Carbon Emissions: 10 Practical Actions and Where Biomethane Fits
Ten practical ways to cut carbon emissions, from energy efficiency and food-waste prevention to methane capture. Explore the distinctive contribution of biogas and biomethane, with the original 2020 ADBA proposals preserved in context.
What is Pyrolysis? And, Its Pros and Cons Versus Biogas for Energy
Pyrolysis uses heat without oxygen to produce char, condensable vapours and gas. This guide explains the process, its advantages and disadvantages, and how it compares with anaerobic digestion for different biomass and waste materials.
Activated Carbon for Biogas Purification: H₂S and Siloxane Removal
Activated carbon removes selected contaminants from biogas, including hydrogen sulphide and siloxanes. This guide explains media selection, breakthrough monitoring and replacement, while distinguishing carbon cleaning from upgrading biogas to biomethane.
Septic Tank Biogas: Can You Collect and Use It?
Septic tank biogas forms when microorganisms break down organic material without oxygen. That gas can contain methane, the energy-rich component of biogas. However, an ordinary domestic septic tank is not designed to collect, store and supply a dependable fuel. Q: So, can sewage produce useful biogas? Yes, in a suitably designed system. Can you assume […]
Can Digestate Increase Soil Organic Carbon? Evidence from Long-Term Field Studies
Anaerobic digestion can contribute to soil-carbon management by producing materials that return organic matter to farmland. Long-term research provides encouraging evidence, including results for compost produced after a biogas-production stage. However, the material applied, application rate and soil conditions all affect the outcome. When this post first appeared in 2018, it considered the potential contribution […]
Digestate Spreading: Equipment, Best Practice and Application Methods
A practical technical guide to digestate spreading equipment and application methods. Compare trailing hose, trailing shoe, shallow injection, tankers and umbilical systems. Includes machinery selection, calibration, ammonia reduction, spreading contractors, historical case studies and updated English digestate spreading regulations.
10 Advantages of Biogas: Environmental, Economic and Social Benefits
Discover the 10 main advantages of biogas, including renewable energy, greenhouse gas reductions, organic waste treatment and fertiliser recovery. This updated technical guide also explains the disadvantages of biogas, methane leakage, digestate management and the conditions needed to deliver genuine environmental and economic benefits.
Home Biogas Storage Bags: PUXIN Review, Sizes, Safety and Where to Buy
Looking for a home biogas storage bag? Compare PUXIN and alternative biogas balloons in this practical buyer’s guide. Discover storage capacities, prices, materials, operating pressure, safety precautions and where to buy a suitable bag for a domestic or small farm biodigester.

















