Biogas
What are Digester Plants? Uses, Benefits & Examples
Digester plants convert organic waste into biogas and digestate. These facilities help reduce emissions and landfill waste while producing renewable energy. Discover how digester plants achieve this and explore real-world examples like Blue Spruce Farm and Fair Oaks Farms, showcasing successful integration of this green technology…
Integration of Biogas Systems into the Energy System
Biogas systems transform organic waste into renewable energy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and mitigating greenhouse gas emissions. They offer scalable solutions, enhancing grid stability and reliability, particularly in rural areas. Innovative technologies drive their efficiency and sustainability, making biogas a vital part of our renewable energy landscape…
How Does A Biogas Plant Work? Unlocking The Process
The very quick answer to the question of “How Does A Biogas Plant Work?” is “very well – for your organic waste disposal, energy supply and fertilizer needs! But, if you want a more detailed answer read on. Dealing with waste is a growing problem. Food scraps, sewage sludge, and agricultural leftovers often end up […]
Global Push for Renewable Gas Recognition in GHG Protocol Gains Momentum
More than 145 international organisations have endorsed an open letter requesting clarification in the GHG Protocol regarding the withdrawal of guidance on the use of biomethane certificates in the GHG Protocol. Imagine a world where the power fueling our factories, heating our homes, and driving our vehicles can be sourced from entirely renewable, environmentally friendly […]
The Green Evolution: How Landia’s Chopper Pumps Drive Hendwr Farm’s Renewable Energy Success
In this article, you will read the story of power from the pastures and Landia’s Chopper Pumps. This is how, with a little help from Landia’s Chopper Pumps, one North Wales Farm has mastered sustainable biogas production. PRESS RELEASE (Landia) January 2025 The Hills Are Alive with the Sound-Thinking of Sustainability As the saying goes: ‘Don’t […]
25 Years of UK Biogas History 2025 – The Rise of the AD Industry Over a Quarter of a Century
“UK Biogas History” or the UK anaerobic digestion and biogas production industry to give it a fuller title has been developed from almost nothing over the years since 2000. In this article, we cover the last quarter of a century of the UK Industry’s history and recent developments at the beginning of 2025. Key Points […]
Using Algae and Nanoparticles to Clean Biogas: A Green Revolution in Energy?
Is it possible to utilising algae and nanoparticles for a natural form of biogas purification to move anaerobic digestion technology in another step forward in the eco-friendly energy revolution. In a fascinating development in renewable energy, scientists have found a way to use algae and microscopic particles to transform raw biogas into high-quality biomethane. This […]
How Upgrading Biogas to Biomethane Works
How upgrading biogas to biomethane works, in other words, making the transition from biogas, which is at first raw, to biomethane (purified, biologically produced, methane), that is essential for the most valuable sustainable use of the energy. The raw biogas that bubbles up out of the liquid in the digester tank contains unwanted impurities such […]
The 5 Most Critical Factors in the Design of Every Biogas Plant
In this article we identify the 5 most critical factors in the design of every Biogas Plant. Read on for our list and discussion of the 5 most vital design factors which it is essential for every AD Plant designer to get right, for successful stable AD plant operation. For the benefit of our readers. […]
Exploring Biogas By-Products: Uses, Production, And Benefits
Examining the Applications, Production Methods, and Advantages of Biogas By-Products Does your farm produce too much organic waste? Do you have problems in wet weather when slurry storage lagoons are full, and it keeps on raining? Maybe the local river quality is dropping and you suspect your farm is partly to blame because excess spreading […]
