Anaerobic Digestion
Anaerobic Digestion in South Africa – Vast Untapped Renewable Resources
We were asking ourselves, where is there any news on the development of Anaerobic Digestion in South Africa? For anyone familiar with the country it must be undeniable that they have vast untapped renewable resources in all forms of renewable energy, with the clear exception of hydro-power in such a dry country. We did our […]
Biogas Digester Design Reducing Annual Fertilizer Cost to 1/3, 8 Years-On – Uses Landia GasMix
Be inspired by this news that a finely-honed biogas digester design in Ireland, is reducing the farm’s Annual Fertilizer Cost to just 1/3, plus producing biogas renewable energy. It is doing this 8 years-on after commissioning the first digester unit. It is not coincidental that the plant uses Landia pumps for mixing, including the Landia GasMix […]
Biogas Biomethane in France Set to Grow as Part of 15 Point Plan
The French government has seen the light, and is aligning various policies to ensure that biogas biomethane in France will grow rapidly as a result of a 15 point plan. It was already set to ban all oil and gas drilling in 2040. Given that the nation’s policy on Nuclear Power is very low-profile, and the […]
The True Function of a Biogas Plant | Benefits Listed by Real Farmers
The question of function of biogas plant. Many people new to the industry would say that the true function of a Biogas Plant is surely simply to make biogas… Full stop! end of discussion. And yet, this would be at odds with the long list of other AD Plant benefits invariably listed by real farmers […]
Leading UK Food Waste AD Company Biogen Acquires Tamar Energy
Biogen has announced (7 February 2018) that it has bought Tamar Energy, and with the acquisition of the Millerhill anaerobic digestion facility (Scotland) only recently, in January 2018, is now one of the largest of the UK’s food waste biogas plant owner-operators in the UK . Tamar Energy was itself already one of the leading […]
Anaerobic Digestion in Scotland Key to New Scottish Energy Strategy
Anaerobic digestion in Scotland can make a key contribution to meeting the goals set out in the Scottish Energy Strategy, according to the UK’s trade body for anaerobic digestion (AD). Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive of the Anaerobic Digestion and; Bioresources Association (ADBA), said today: “The Scottish Government has set itself ambitious but necessary targets for generating renewable energy in its […]
Xergi Biogas Plants Completed for Bernard Matthews and Others
Xergi Biogas Plants: By the Xergi Biogas company, Denmark’s market leading supplier of AD technology has been building a successful biogas business in the UK, and around the world, for over 6 years, with multiple plants now either operational, or in construction. Nowadays, new Xergi biogas plants are announced every few months. As you can see […]
Anaerobic Digestion in US – A Large Biogas Opportunity
Gradual development of Anaerobic Digestion in US states-wide is progressing. The nation is sitting on a very large Biogas Plant, and climate change emissions reduction opportunity! That much is undeniable. We set out to find out what the US government has published about the anaerobic digestion technologies. As a result of our research, we can […]
Weltec Biopower Extends Existing AD Plant in France After 2016 French Feed-in Tariff Extension
Weltec Biopower has once again announced that it is extending one of their previously constructed biogas plants, at an Anaerobic Digestion Plant in France (Iffendic). This follows our previous article when, in September 2014, we wrote here in this blog, that biogas plant designer and construction contractor Weltec Biopower, had been awarded the 1.1 MW Piddlehinton […]