Anaerobic Digestion
A Tomato Digester and How “Complete Idiots” Built It
A “tomato digester”, (a tomato grower’s greenhouse waste AD plant) and how “Complete Idiots” built it, is a story of success. How, from being, (in their own words) “idiots” grappling with biogas technology, they consistently applied the operating experience to plant improvement and expansion. And now, are at the point where AD provides a financially […]
Xergi Biogas Plants – 5 Advanced Plant Construction Themes
The Xergi Biogas company, Denmark’s market-leading supplier of AD technology (2017) has been building a successful biogas business in the UK, and around the world, for over 10 years (2022). They have multiple anaerobic digestion plants now either operational or in construction. New Xergi biogas plants are announced every few months. As you can see from […]
Benefits of Biogas and the Challenge Ahead
In an age of worrying climate change and looming fossil energy decline, the benefits of biogas are obvious. It’s no longer a matter of proving the many benefits. The challenge is now to rapidly increase the adoption of the process, wherever there is a source of waste biomass. This was always going to be essential […]
5 Anaerobic Digestion Advantages UK Tory Ministers Should Not Ignore
History repeats itself as ADBA sends out a letter largely repeating at least 5 anaerobic digestion advantages UK Tory Ministers really should not ignore if they are serious about: complying with their own Net-Zero 2050 promises helping the nation cope with the current extremely high energy prices supporting UK food security and farming in general. […]
How Irish Biogas Plants Can Help Ireland Achieve Renewable Energy Targets
Irish biogas plants if fully developed, starting now, can help Ireland achieve its Renewable Energy Targets. Read on to find out how! Introducing the Potential for Irish Biogas Ireland is the fastest-growing economy in the European Union, and its biomass resources are immense. As such, it aims to become energy-independent and needs reliable and efficient […]
HomeBiogas a Low Cost Domestic Biogas Plant for Western Families
The HomeBiogas™ Unit is a domestic biogas plant that uses organic waste to produce methane from organic matter. HomeBiogas plants can be used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and provide a reliable source of methane for cooking and heating. They are easy to install and use, and can be operated without special training. From the […]
ADCS – AD Certification Scheme Update – 3 BioCapital Awards
The AD Certification Scheme (ADCS) has moved on from the first certification in 2018 with additional plants now certified. In this article update, we provide further scheme awards while also providing the archive version of the original ADBA announcements. (Scroll down if you wish to read our latest BioCapital AD Certification award announcement.) Page Contents: […]
4 Anaerobic Digestion Myths Finally Shattered
Here are the four Anaerobic Digestion Myths which we believe to have been completely “shattered” and shown to be completely untrue. Our evidence is provided by the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association in the Autumn 2018 issue of their News Magazine. The exposure of these myths is based upon their official reply to that Sunday […]
Landia Pasteurizer is ABP Compliant – Fish Waste Treatment Etc
A Landia pasteurizer is a device used in fish waste treatment. This pasteurizer is an approved Animal By-Products (ABP) pasteurizer. This pasteurizer has a wide range of benefits. In addition to improved fish waste management, a Landia pasteurizer is also environmentally friendly. This machine has been helpful to the Isle of Lewis, a small Scottish […]
Farm Methane Digesters – What to Know About Cow Power
Farm methane digesters are large tanks, or covered lagoons, where organic materials from the dairy farm are stored and broken down by bacteria and organisms called archaea to make renewable methane gas. These are also known as anaerobic digesters: facilities that harness the power of methane produced by decomposing cow waste and convert it into […]
