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 […]
Biogas Holder Design for Commercial CSTR AD Plants
Biogas Holder Design is synonymous with the term “double membrane gas holder” and the suppliers and contractors that apply this description to their biogas storage products tailor their gas holders for use on large commercial circular-walled digesters. These are by far the most common type of commercial AD plants, and most of those follow the […]
ADBA’s 10-Point UK Biogas Roadmap While Toyota Starts Building New Deeside AD Plant
While ADBA has just published their Budget Day 10-Point UK Biogas Roadmap we say that even without government support in the budget, a huge new biogas plant started by Toyota on Deeside, suggests that the UK AD industry is doing well! For the news of a new Deeside AD plant scroll down to read more, […]
Low Temperature Anaerobic Digestion (Lt-AD) Is Set To Reduce TE Charges
Low-Temperature Anaerobic Digestion (Lt-AD) is a cost-effective and commonly utilised waste and wastewater treatment method. It’s usually done at a mesophilic (25-37°C) temperature. On the other hand, many industrial wastewaters are discharged at lower temperatures, and functioning in the mesophilic range necessitates using energy to heat it. Anaerobic digestion at low temperatures (20°C) is a […]
10 Best Biogas Products for Making Sustainable Energy in 2024: Expert Guide
Top 10 Biogas Products for Profitable Commercial Renewable Energy Production in 2024: An Expert Guide What if I told you that global commercial biogas production has surged by 40% in the last two years alone? As a biogas technology consultant with 15+ years of experience, I’ve witnessed remarkable innovations in this field! Today, I’m excited […]
Top 7 Biogas Flow Meters Reviewed: Complete Buyer’s Guide (2025)
A Comprehensive Review of the Top 7 Biogas Flow Meters: Your Definitive Buyer’s Guide for 2025. Did you know that global biogas production is expected to double by 2030? As someone who’s spent over a decade depending on the reliability of biogas flow measurement, I’ve witnessed firsthand how crucial accurate flow meters are for successful […]
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 […]
Brazil Biofuels: Developing Brazilian Biogas and Biomethane – WBA Congress 2024 Update
Brazil has enormous potential for biofuels and the nation is embarking on the development of biogas and biomethane as this WBA Congress 2024 press release report explains. In an era where the global energy transition is more crucial than ever, Brazil is emerging as a key player on the international stage. The World Biogas Association […]
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, […]
Biogas in USA: A Huge Renewable Energy Opportunity
The development of Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas in the USA is progressing more rapidly today than at any other time. Biogas is a valuable renewable energy source that has the potential to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainability in the USA. The nation is beginning to realise that it is sitting on a […]
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 […]
Reviving an AD Plant: How a Mixing System Overhaul Restored Biogas Output
When faced with a critical failure at an AD plant, many would have turned away—but not Ross Mingotti. New to the industry, Ross and his team confronted significant challenges, including a failed mixing system, tank complications, and delayed replacement parts, all of which threatened the plant’s operations and revenue. Yet, instead of giving up, they […]
