Can Anaerobic Digestion Tackle Pharmaceutical Pollution in Our Sewers?
Wastewater treatment plants face a growing challenge with pharmaceutical compounds that resist traditional removal methods. Over 70% of pharmaceutical removal in anaerobic treatment occurs naturally through biodegradation or biotransformation processes. No other process can match it. This guide explores how Anaerobic Digestion and Pharmaceutical Residues interact within wastewater treatment systems that incorporate an anaerobic digestion […]
The Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGOs) Scheme and Renewable Gas Guarantees of Origin (RGGOs) Explained to Avoid Confusion
Understanding REGOs and RGGOs is crucial for verifying renewable energy claims. REGOs apply to electricity, while RGGOs cover green gas. Post-Brexit changes impact recognition between UK and EU. Accurately distinguishing these certificates helps assess energy suppliers’ green credentials and addresses common confusion in renewable energy claims…
Stop Grit and Plastics Before They Wreck Your Biogas Plant!
How the Drycake Seditank and Plastifloat Keep Grit and Plastics Out of Your Biogas System When packaged food waste exits a depackager, it’s far from ready for the biogas reactor. Mixed into that organic “soup” are sand grains, glass shards, metal fragments, and bits of plastic (microplastic)—contaminants that can grind pumps to a halt, clog […]
How RGGOs Boost Your Biogas Revenue
By selling RGGOs, biogas plant owners can now get a higher price for biogas or biomethane made from waste organics (biowaste) than for biogas or biomethane which uses food crops in their feedstock. You know, unless you make the most of RGGOs, the frustrating part of selling biomethane in the UK: the physical gas becomes […]
Biogas Digesters Market Trends & Predictions
The biogas digesters market, driven by a shift toward renewable energy and rising fertilizer costs, is forecasted to soar past $128.6 billion by 2032. With Europe as the largest market, technological innovations and small-scale digester growth in Asia-Pacific and Africa are key trends to watch…
Hydrolysis for Higher Biogas Production from Biowastes
Hydrolysis boosts biogas yield from biowastes by breaking down complex materials into simpler monomers, enhancing anaerobic digestion efficiency. Choosing the correct method—thermal, chemical, mechanical, or enzymatic—can significantly enhance outcomes, making it vital for high-yield renewable energy production from waste streams…
