Bio-LNG
Compressed Biogas in Africa: Could Cylinder-Based Anaerobic Digestion Unlock a Clean Cooking Revolution?
The potential for a massive increase in anaerobic digestion in Africa is no longer just a theoretical opportunity. It is becoming a practical energy, health and waste-management proposition — especially where new biogas cylinder compression technologies make it possible to distribute clean cooking fuel beyond the immediate site of a biogas plant. Recent meetings between […]
LPG Alternatives for Cooking – Including Biogas and Biomethane
Explore the best alternatives to LPG gas for cooking, such as biogas, biomethane, and electric induction. With global LPG prices rising, discover how tailored energy solutions can transform your kitchen into an eco-friendly space that fits your budget and lifestyle…
UK Biofuel Targets and RTFO Regulations Explained: What Has Changed Since 2018?
UK biofuel targets have changed substantially since the 2018 Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation regulations were introduced. The RTFO UK is no longer best understood simply as a biofuel blending rule for petrol and diesel. It has become a broader low-carbon transport fuel mechanism, increasingly focused on waste-derived fuels, biomethane, recycled carbon fuels, development fuels and […]
Biomethane Development in Ireland Autumn 2023 Bright Future
In this article, we report on Biomethane Development in Ireland the story of the growth of Ireland’s biomethane industry as reported in several business and media announcements, as of the autumn of 2023. As an EU member nation Ireland’s bioenergy sector, including the Anaerobic Digestion industry, will participate in the “REPowerEU Strategy“. The new EU-wide […]
Bio LNG Production: A Guide to Bio Liquified Natural Gas Manufacture
Welcome to our blog about Bio LNG Production, this being our guide to Bio-Liquified Natural Gas manufacturing using the Anaerobic Digestion Process. Is your business dealing with organic waste and looking for sustainable ways to convert it into valuable energy? You might find the answer in Bio-LNG, a renewable fuel derived from the anaerobic digestion (AD) of organic waste. […]
