COP29 Declaration on Organic Waste a Pivotal Moment for Biogas
The much maligned COP29 event this November, and the “COP29 Declaration on Organic Waste” may eventually prove to be a pivotal moment, a breakthrough, for the full development of anaerobic digestion and biogas production globally. As the world confronts alarming projections for climate change, the COP29 Declaration on Organic Waste will be a much needed […]
Zoo Biogas – Why Every Zoo Should Have an AD Plant?
To produce zoo biogas for sustainable waste management and energy revenue makes a great deal of sense in a world seeking ways to fight climate change. The fact is that, zoos produce a lot of organic waste which is ideal for renewable energy production in a “biodigester” or anaerobic digestion facility. Just visit any of […]
Sensory Testing of CO2: Comparing Traditional Sources and Biogas Carbon Capture
Comparing Biogas Carbon Capture with Conventional Sources for Sensory Evaluation of CO2: Is Biogenic CO2 Really Good Enough to Put the Fizz in our Drinks? The global push for sustainability has led to the rise of innovative technologies, including biogas carbon capture, which provides a renewable source of CO2. However, not all CO2 is created […]
The Synergy Between Home Biogas Plants and Solar Panels: A Sustainable Energy Solution
Integration of Home Biogas Systems and Solar Photovoltaics: An Eco-Friendly Energy Alternative Harnessing renewable energy is a cornerstone of sustainable living. The combination of a home biogas plant and solar panels creates a complementary system that maximizes energy efficiency while reducing environmental impact. This article explores the unique synergy between these technologies and how they […]
Top Benefits of Anaerobic Digestion You Should Know
Key Advantages of Anaerobic Digestion You Should Understand Ever thought about how farms and businesses handle their organic waste sustainably and make renewable energy? The secret is anaerobic digestion. This natural process turns organic waste (also known as biomass and biosolids) into biogas and brings many environmental and operational perks. Curious? Let’s dive into the […]
Fibrous Biogas Digestate Enhancement and Treatment Techniques
Digestate Fibre – Current Uses, Future Potential, and Treatment Innovations Fibrous digestate (also known as digestate fibre) is a byproduct of the anaerobic digestion (AD) process, where organic materials decompose in the absence of oxygen to produce biogas and a nutrient-rich residue. It emerges in the form of a slurry of water with dissolved soluble […]
Urgent Need for Methane Mitigation from Solid Waste Landfill – COP29 1.5°C target
Strategies for Reducing Solid Waste-Related Methane Emissions Including Promoting the Concept that Climate Funds be Used to Fund it Methane from solid waste in landfills is a key greenhouse gas affecting our climate. By studying emissions from landfills and other large waste-related emitters, we can find ways to reduce their impact. Make no mistake the […]
Digester Mixing Theory and Landia GasMix Review on their 30th Anniversary!
Read on for our discussion of CSTR Digester Mixing Theory and our Landia GasMix Review, plus congratulations to Landia UK on celebrating 30-years in business! Introduction to Digester Mixing Theory Manufacturers that offer anaerobic digestion plant mixing systems will tell you that operators that seek better biogas plant efficiency and have digesters that lack mixing, […]
Renewable Natural Gas Vs Natural Gas: Turning Biogas into a Clean Energy Solution
Biogas Conversion to Biomethane (RNG) Alternatively Described as “Renewable Natural Gas” vs. Traditional Natural Gas The environmental crisis is the most pressing issue of our generation and, if drastic steps are not taken immediately it will negatively impact many future generations to come. Human activity has ravaged the landscape and altered countless habitats. It is […]
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. […]
Unlocking the Potential of Digestate Fertilizer for Sustainable Farming
Farmers often spend too much on chemical fertilisers (also known as mineral fertilizers because they are mined from geological deposits). These can harm the soil and the environment. Finding a better way to grow crops is a big challenge. Digestate fertiliser from anaerobic digestion is a strong solution. It uses organic waste to make nutrients […]
New Borger OrbitGrinder Macerator Launched
Introduction to the Börger OrbitGrinder Macerator In the ever-evolving landscape of biogas and wastewater treatment facilities, the efficient processing of solid materials remains a critical challenge for operators and engineers. The introduction of the Börger OrbitGrinder Macerator marks a significant technological advancement in addressing these challenges, offering an innovative solution that combines superior performance with […]
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 […]
Food Waste Separators for Depackaging All Kinds of Inedible Food
Food waste separators for depackaging and contaminant material removal from all types of inedible food are in increasing demand. A major challenge faced at food waste processing plants by plant operators is to remove all plastics and packaging leaving pure organic content that is used via anaerobic digestion to produce biogas as well as sell renewable energy. Rising […]
How to Make Biogas from Food Waste
Biogas is energy made from a process involving breaking down food scraps without air. This process, called anaerobic digestion, uses bacteria to turn waste into gas. Food scraps, garden clippings, and farm leftovers can all be used. 3 Making biogas involves a few key parts. First, for a simple small household home biogas plant you’ll […]
