5 Things You Should Know Before Designing a Biogas Plant
We sat down and wrote this article on “5 things you should know before designing a Biogas Plant” to help our readers to create the best biogas plant design in 2015. Six years later, we looked back, and we think this information is still relevant and useful. (But, we have added some additional hints and […]
Biogas Plant Substrate Mixing During Fermentation Creates a Stir with AD Plant Operators
Better biogas plant substrate mixing during fermentation is great news for a biogas operator. The importance of “creating a stir” in the fermentation tanks of fully mixed bio-reactors is huge. It provides better biogas yields and improved process stability. And, this is becoming much better understood. Many AD plant clients around the globe are discovering […]
Cost of Anaerobic Digestion in the UK: WRAP Annual Gate Fees Report Published
The cost of anaerobic digestion in the UK is reported for those seeking to operate their own biogas plants as below: Annual WRAP Gate Fees Report Another indicator of the degree of supply and demand in the market for anaerobic digestion for those that don’t have their own digester and wish to dispose of waste […]
Zoo Biogas – Why Every Zoo Should Have an AD Plant
To produce zoo biogas makes a great deal of sense in a world seeking ways to fight climate change. In fact, any zoo produces a lot of organic waste which is ideal for renewable energy production in a “biodigester” or anaerobic digestion facility. Just visit any of the large animal enclosures at any zoo and […]
UK Biogas – UK AD Industry 21st Century History and End of Stagnation
“UK Biogas” or the UK anaerobic digestion and biogas production industry to give it its full title has been developed over the years since 2000. In this article, we cover the UK Industry’s history and recent developments. Increasing demand for renewable energy resources, rising energy costs, and stringent government regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions […]
The UK Low Carbon Transition Plan – History Summary and Update
The UK Low Carbon Transition Plan, which operated from 2010 to 2020, is no longer current. It was a white paper explaining how the British economy would be reformed to guarantee the UK: reached its emission reduction targets, secured its future energy sources over the period covered, maximised economic prospects for employment, skills, and investment, […]