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Things Home Biogas Plant Owners Consider When Building Solar Powered Homes
While at first glance this article on considerations to make when building solar-powered homes has no bearing upon anaerobic digestion. But it is relevant. In fact, the subject is very relevant. Many home biogas plant operators should consider that they can also gain a hidden extra benefit from solar power. That’s because, in colder climates, […]
First IoW Biogas Plant – Update and Now There Will be Two!
The first Isle of Wight Biogas Plant was in the news in 2015 when Wight Farm Energy and Schmack Biogas combined their international expertise with local knowledge to build and commission the first IoW biogas plant. Now there will be a second Anaerobic Digestion Facility on the UK holiday and sailing Island. Here is our […]
Tips when Choosing a Crane Supply Company
Tips when Choosing a Crane Supply Company: Building construction in the anaerobic digestion and biogas industry requires a lot of labourers and the moving of several materials in many areas. Sometimes, the heaviest materials require lifting for several feet, especially if you’re working with a property that’s several stories high. It’s best if you have […]
Why You Need a Custom Canadian Lighting Design Company in Canada
Custom Canadian Lighting Design Company in Canada: When you buy or move into a new home, the lighting that you meet in the home may not be to your taste. The placement and style may not suit your needs; this is mostly since most builders tend to cut corners when it comes to lighting. This […]
Anaerobic Digester Cost – Manure Management Projects On-Farm
How much does an Anaerobic Digester cost to construct, commission and run? That’s the vital question for AD utilisation on manure management projects on farms. If the sum of these costs is known and the price payable for the outputs in energy and biofertiliser available to any farm business they will be able to work […]
Considerations When Building Steel Retaining Walls at Biogas Plants
Consideration of building steel retaining walls as more biogas plants are built is becoming important. Space can be very limited, especially when AD plant owners decide to add additional digester tanks to existing tank farms. Using a retaining wall is often the only way in which AD plants can be squeezed onto the only available […]
UK Anaerobic Digestion Plant Business Rates – Revaluation Threatens to Close Biogas Facilities
ADBA Press Release (22 April 2021): Business rates are an unacceptable threat for anaerobic digestion operators, say industry leaders, and will affect the UK’s ability to meet its Net Zero targets With charges escalating year on year, business rates are now a real burden for the UK anaerobic digestion (AD) industry and risk putting many […]
World Will Fail Climate Targets Unless Organic-Waste Methane is Cut Now – WBA Report
The World will fail to meet promised Paris 2015 Accord Climate Targets unless action is taken now to reduce organic-waste methane emissions. Globally all governments must act now to start cutting highly damaging methane emissions from the breakdown of organic Waste now, or they will be by default simply abandoning their pledges – is our […]
What Does A Pipeline Maintenance Service Provider Do for Biomethane Injectors?
With so many new biogas plants producing upgraded biomethane injected into the gas grid, we decided it was time to write about what a specialist pipeline maintenance service provider can do for AD plant owners and operators that inject pressurized renewable natural gas (RNG) into the gas grid. The following article goes back to the […]
What is a Composting Toilet and How is it Different From a Biogas Toilet (Bio-toilet)
The question of what is a composting toilet and how is it different from a biogas toilet (Bio-toilet) has been asked of us several times recently. It’s the composting toilet vs bio-toilet debate, that arises from an article we wrote almost 2 years ago in which we described a biogas “bio-toilet”. That’s an eco-toilet which […]