What is the Anaerobic Process – Explained Simply
Many waste management professionals face a common question. They need to explain what is the anaerobic process in simple words, without confusing clients or team members. Sometimes, it can be hard to describe how microorganisms work without oxygen or why this matters for energy production and waste treatment. One interesting fact is that anaerobic respiration […]
Fugitive Emissions Testing: The Complete Guide for the Biogas Industry UK
Fugitive Emissions Testing: A Comprehensive LDAR Handbook for the UK Biogas Sector Did you know? Up to 3% of valuable biogas can quietly dissipate every year from a typical UK plant as fugitive emissions—enough to damage your bottom line and the environment. This is more than just an operational hiccup; it’s a hidden threat to […]
Smart Biogas Systems, Solutions & Benefits Overview
Smart biogas systems revolutionize renewable energy by integrating sensors and data analytics, boosting efficiency and safety. They cut greenhouse gas emissions, create valuable byproducts, and enable real-time monitoring for enhanced performance. This technology democratizes access to renewable energy for homes and businesses, offering new revenue streams…
Common Anaerobic Digester Foaming Issues and How to Solve Them
Anaerobic digester foaming can disrupt treatment processes, caused by high organic loads and filamentous bacteria. Prevention involves careful management and monitoring. Addressing root causes upstream and considering anti-foam agents can mitigate issues. Effective control ensures operational stability and prevents serious operational problems from escalating into costly disruptions…
Unlock Anaerobic Digestion Food Waste Benefits Today
Did you know that for every tonne of food waste diverted from landfill using anaerobic digestion, up to 1.9 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions are avoided? As the UK rushes to meet the 2026 “Simpler Recycling” deadline, England’s councils face not only an urgent climate responsibility but also a hidden environmental threat: microplastics. This article […]
Biogas vs CNG Comparison, Differences & Benefits
Biogas and CNG both primarily consist of methane but differ significantly in origin and environmental impact. CNG, a fossil fuel, is non-renewable and emits carbon when burned, while biogas is renewable, produced from organic material breakdown, and more environmentally friendly, presenting a sustainable alternative…
