Biogas
Improving Biogas Plant Efficiency – Why Ferrous Chloride Dosing Not Ferric Chloride is Best
Seeking to improve biogas plant efficiency and understanding why Ferrous Chloride, Not Ferric Chloride, is the best of the two as a dosing additive within a balanced biogas output-raising product. During a recent exhibition stand enquiry I was making, an expert from Lukeneder helped me understand this point. She explained the differences between Ferrous Chloride […]
Biogas Ukraine: Boosting Ukraine’s Energy Stability in Turbulent Times
In an age of worrying climate change and looming fossil energy decline, the advantages of biogas are obvious especially to the Ukraine government in their war effort. It’s no longer a matter of proving the many benefits. They are clear to all, and not least in maintaining local power supplies under constant attacks on their […]
Comparing Biogas Vs Natural Gas: Environmental Impact Explained
Analysis of the Environmental Impact of Biogas Versus Natural Gas Choosing between biogas and natural gas is vital for our planet. Both are used to generate electricity, cook, and heat homes but affect our world differently. Biogas is a renewable energy source made from organic waste, like food scraps and animal manure. 1 Natural gas […]
Advantages of Biogas: Multiple Benefits
Biogas is a renewable energy source that offers multiple benefits for both the environment and its consumers. By utilizing biogas, individuals and businesses can reduce their carbon footprint and save money on energy costs. Even without fossil energy decline, the benefits of biogas are in fact clear. But, let us state what those benefits are, […]
How to Make Biogas from Human Waste
Many communities struggle with waste management and energy shortages. These problems often go hand in hand, especially in developing countries—causing environmental pollution and limiting economic growth. Biogas from human waste offers a groundbreaking solution. This advanced technology converts human excreta into renewable energy, reducing greenhouse gas emissions while improving sanitation. 2 This blog will explain […]
How Anaerobic Digestion Processes Treat Municipal Solid Waste for Biogas and Waste Diversion
Increasingly Anaerobic Digestion Processes are being applied to treat Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), but how are they doing it? Biogas process are renowned for the production of biogas as a renewable energy source, and also for Waste Diversion. Anaerobic Digestion Process First and Foremost Provides Organic Waste Diversion “Waste diversion” in this context means the […]
Biogas Production in California: The Rise of Biogas Plants and Incentives
Many people worry about air pollution and climate change but one part of a possible solution is the growth of anaerobic digestion and biogas in California. In California, 131 dairy farms are now turning cow waste into clean energy with state help. This blog will explain how anaerobic digesters that create biogas are making a difference […]
Tips for Using a Home Biogas Plant: What I Wish I Knew Before I Started
Hey there! If you’re considering setting up and using a home biogas system or you’ve just started using one, welcome to the club! After a few months of using our home biogas plant, we’ve learned a few things that I wish we had known from the beginning. It’s been a great journey so far, but […]
Innovative Biogas Projects: Leading the Way in Renewable Energy
Around 580 million terajoules of energy are consumed globally each year. That is 580 million trillion joules of energy. The energy is used to power industries, provide fuel for motor vehicles, produce electricity, and do all manner of work that drives the economy. Energy has become an integral part of modern living. It is impossible […]
Manure Biogas Galore! With Landia at De Jong Family Farms
A Manure Biogas Bonanza: De Jong Family Farms Thrives with Landia’s Help De Jong Family Farms, a large-scale dairy operation with 6,200 cows, is thrilled with the success of their manure biogas production, thanks to Landia’s outstanding service. Transforming manure into over 100,000 MMBtu of clean, green energy for Indiana’s interstate pipeline, the farm has […]
Anaerobic Digestion of Dairy Farm Manure in the US
The anaerobic digestion of dairy manure In the United States is growing fast, so if you are new to the concept of making energy from farm waste, while also creating fertiliser to replenish the soil, read on! Dairy farms across the United States face a growing challenge – managing cow dung. With tonnes of waste produced […]
Biomethane Vs Natural Gas: A Comprehensive Comparative Analysis
This page is where you will find our comprehensive comparative analysis of biomethane versus natural gas, which demonstrates a huge prospect for rapid growth in biomethane output. Choosing the right energy source is a big problem for many people today. We all want something that is clean, affordable and does not harm our planet. Biomethane and […]
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 […]
Is Biogas Renewable? Unveiling The Truth Behind Its Sustainability
Many people ask, is biogas renewable? It is mostly methane (a severe greenhouse gas) and when it is burned, it creates carbon dioxide (the gas we are told is the main culprit behind climate change!). So, isn’t the truth behind its sustainability that the whole idea of renewable biogas is pure greenwash? Read on to […]
What is Methane Stripping of Landfill Leachate?
Methane Stripping of Landfill Leachate refers to the removal of dissolved methane from landfill leachate before it is directly pumped into a public sewer. If the methane dissolved in leachate was allowed to enter the sewers, it may be present in sufficient concentrations to cause an explosion and/or asphyxiation risk within the sewer into which […]
