Biofuels
Cenergy Adsorbed Natural Biogas Cylinders (ANG) Set to Revolutionize Portability of Sustainable Methane
The quest is on for, not only a clean energy, but one that is also low-cost and truly portable. Adsorbed natural biogas cylinders (ANG) might be the solution. Many people think capturing and using natural biogas in a green way is hard. But, it’s now about to get simpler than you might guess with new […]
Recent News and Developments in Biogas Engines for Shipping
Biogas Engines For Ships: The Trend Toward Biogas In Maritime Transport Finding greener options for fuel in ships is a big challenge today. The International Maritime Organisation aims to cut ship emissions by half by 2050. Our article explores the latest developments and how biogas can offer a solution, providing cleaner energy for ships. Keep reading to learn more! Understanding Biogas […]
Understanding the Concept of Carbon Neutral Fuel: What Does It Really Mean?
Carbon neutral fuel: Maybe it sounds good, but what does it really mean? This is an important question because we will all be becoming much more familiar with the idea over the next few years, and if all goes well, there will be a lot of it around. Carbon-neutral fuel is a type of energy […]
Green Gas Support Scheme Application Window Extended to March 2028 – January 2024 Update:
Update: The Green Gas Support Scheme application window has been extended to 31 March 2028, in an announcement made this week (January 2024). In a strategic move to bolster the UK’s commitment to environmental sustainability and green energy, the Department for Energy Strategy and Net Zero (DESNZ) has officially extended the application deadline for the […]
EU Biomethane Boost – 8% of Gas Supply Should Be Biomethane by 2030 – 2021 Policy Paper Said
The biomethane boost from EU governments is due to be much larger than we described in our first report in January 2012, when we said: What will not be easy to obtain agreement on is the fact that, in their own words; “UE biomethane and green hydrogen, require additional incentives compared to the incentives required […]
Is Propane Renewable? Exploring the Potential of Renewable Propane as an Alternative Fuel Source
Is Propane Renewable? Not normally but there is now Renewable Propane and in this article, we investigate its future as a fuel option. Ever wondered if propane, the fuel you use for your barbecue grill or RV, could actually be renewable? Propane is a potent energy source and, interestingly, can indeed come from renewable origins. This […]
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. […]
Gas Stove Burner for Biogas and Methane Cooking
An in-depth article about biogas stoves covers everything from small-scale digesters to home cooking which, in India, is also known as “gobar gas”. So, read on for information on biogas stoves: On This Page What is a Biogas Stove? Stoves for Small Scale and Home Biogas Potential Improvements From Biogas Stoves Domestic Appliances Running on Biogas […]
Oil Shale Gas Advantages and Disadvantages vs Biogas
We did find one advantage of shale gas when considering oil shale gas advantages and disadvantages vs biogas! So, welcome to the great debate between oil shale gas, and biogas. As someone who has studied many difficult comparisons, I understand that every scenario has advantages and disadvantages. It’s no different when it comes to fossil […]
Gobar Gas the Benefits of Gas from Dung
Gobar gas is also known as “Bio gas” or simply “biogas”. Its main component is animal dung (gobar – India) along with some other organic matter like dead remains of plants and animals. It can be used for cooking, electricity generation and heating purposes. How Does a Gobar Gas Plant Work? A gobar gas plant […]
Advanced Conversion Technologies Extract Energy from Waste – AD Rivals?
Advanced Conversion Technologies is the term for technologies such as gasification and pyrolysis. These could become competitors with Anaerobic Digestion. In fact, a number of innovative advanced, high-temperature processes for Energy from Waste/ Waste to Energy, are beginning to emerge from the far east. Extracting Energy from Waste Provides a Sustainable Source of Energy Advanced […]
Call for AD Contracts for Difference (CfD) Scheme for Small-scale Renewable Energy
On the day that the UK didn’t leave Europe, the trade association ADBA called for a Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme for Small-scale Renewable Energy, including biogas. (Not sure you understand what CfDs are? If so, scroll down to our explanation below!) Why choose a day when, amongst the Brexit furore, almost nobody would be […]
Biomethane Production: Sweden Leads with Schmack Carbotech Plant – Plus One in France
Biomethane Production in Sweden continues to lead in installed biomethane facilities just as it did when we first reported this in 2014. We said at the time that “Sweden’s leading role in bioenergy through biomethane production, with the world’s largest installed biogas upgrading capacity, is set to further pull ahead”. It did and now in 2022, […]
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 […]
