Biomethane
Biogas in Estonia – Ambitious Growth for Biomethane Vehicle Use and to Meet EU Directives
In this article, we report on the ambitious expansion underway for biogas in Estonia, with big increases in production planned, especially for biomethane in transport and to meet EU Directives. Introduction to Biogas in Estonia Estonia has significantly shifted its energy focus towards renewable sources since joining the European Union. While oil shale was previously […]
Maximizing Methane Production in Sludge Anaerobic Digestion with Choline Chloride
Waste treatment plants face a major challenge: how to get more energy from sewage sludge. The current methods often fail to break down tough organic matter, which limits biogas output. This problem costs plants money and wastes a chance to create more clean energy. Many experts now look for better ways to boost methane yields from […]
How to Make Hydrogen from Biogas – Utilising Biomethane
Hydrogen can be produced from biogas through what chemical engineers call “reforming processes”, where biogas (primarily methane and carbon dioxide) reacts with steam, air, or oxygen to produce syngas (a mixture of hydrogen and other gases). Before reforming, purification is necessary to remove impurities like hydrogen sulfide (H2S). Here’s an explanation of how to make […]
Denmark Biogas Energy Co-operative Farming and Biomethane to Grid
Denmark’s biogas cooperative model transforms agricultural waste into renewable energy, supplying 11% of national gas needs. Cooperative ownership enables farmers to share costs and earn from waste, while government support and standardised designs reduce costs, amplifying biogas’s agricultural and environmental benefits across the nation…
Bio CNG: An Intro to the Renewable Fuel made from Biogas
Explore the world of Bio CNG, a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Learn what Bio CNG is and how it benefits the environment and industry.
Renewable Natural Gas Transport – Use of Biogas for Vehicle Fuel
As the world shifts towards sustainable energy solutions, renewable natural gas (RNG) stands out as a pivotal player in transforming the transportation sector. At the heart of RNG is biogas, a versatile and eco-friendly fuel that is revolutionizing vehicle fleets worldwide. This article delves into how biogas is making transport renewable, the benefits of biomethane, […]
Biogas Compressor – Purposes, Design and Suppliers
We thought that we would write about the biogas compressor, its purposes. Plus, its design and suppliers of the equipment within an anaerobic digestion plant. Harnessing the power of biogas is a sustainable and eco-friendly solution that addresses both energy needs and environmental concerns. At the heart of this process lies the biogas compressor. It is […]
Biomethane Plant Advantages – The Growth in Biogas Upgrading Purification
As the global demand for sustainable and renewable energy sources continues to surge, biomethane plants have emerged as pivotal players in the transition towards a greener future. By focusing on the purification and upgrading of biogas, these plants convert organic waste into pure natural methane, suitable for transport fuel or injection into gas grids. This […]
How is Biomethane Produced?
Biomethane, a renewable energy source, is produced by upgrading biogas through purification. This process relies on anaerobic digestion, converting organic waste like agricultural residues into methane. Despite challenges like high costs, biomethane reduces fossil fuel dependency and cuts greenhouse gas emissions, offering a sustainable energy solution…
Compressed Biogas: Ultimate Guide – Selling, Regulations, Funding & Costs Of CBG
Turning organic waste into something valuable is no small feat. Yet, with compressed biogas (CBG), it’s not just possible—it’s practical. Many natural gas users struggle with rising fossil fuel costs and their environmental impact. Others wonder how to tap into a more eco-friendly energy source without draining their wallets or running foul of regulations. If […]
Anaerobic Digestion in Ireland: Can Cut 68% of all Irish Agri GHGs
Ireland faces a big challenge with greenhouse gas emissions and the way to reduce them will depend heavily on Anaerobic digestion. In Ireland making biogas will be more important than in many other countries and if it fails to meet EU targets the nation will face massive fines. Agriculture, waste management, and energy production are […]
The Remarkable Rise of Biomethane Trucks: Biogas From Waste to Wheels!
The Evolution of Biogas as a Transport Fuel: Biomethane Trucks From Early Promise to Mainstream Adoption (2006-2025) The heavy goods transportation sector stands at a crucial turning point in 2025, with major truck manufacturers finally embracing biomethane-powered vehicles in their standard product ranges. This development marks a significant milestone in the industry’s journey toward sustainable […]
Discover the Surprising Uses of Biomethane: A Complete Guide
Biomethane Uses: The Surprisingly Useful Role of Biomethane In the United Kingdom, 30% of greenhouse gas emissions come from energy production. This makes finding new, green ways to make energy very important. Biomethane is a key player in this area, offering many benefits and uses. The UK is moving towards cleaner energy, and biomethane is […]
UK Government Champions Biomethane Energy Transition to Transform Clean Power Future
The biomethane energy transition received unprecedented government backing last week (in December 2024) as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Energy Miatta Fahnbulleh MP unveiled ambitious plans for green gas development at a landmark industry conference. Speaking at the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) event in London, the Minister detailed how UK renewable gas investment […]
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 […]
