Dairy Farm Methane Capture Could Help Solve Dairy Farming’s Greenhouse Gas Problem Once and for All
This article explains dairy farm methane capture, and it’s an important read because methane capture on dairy farms has the potential to end dairy farming’s contribution to climate change and warming gas emissions. Farmers worried that governments may soon move to limit dairy farming and meat production in order to combat climate change should read […]
Biogas Digester Mixing Systems Go Big for Landia in Indonesia
A large order for Landia’s biogas digester mixing systems is to boost Landia’s presence in Indonesia. In the heart of Indonesia, amidst the lush landscapes of Java, a remarkable transformation is underway. It’s a tale that begins with grass materials but ends with something truly magical – clean, renewable biogas energy. But this isn’t the […]
Direct Steam Injection Heating for Anaerobic Digestion and High-Rate Biogas Production
Have you ever thought of maintaining a digester at the right heat level in temperate climates via Direct Steam Injection for Anaerobic Digestion and high-rate biogas production? Do you ever wonder how to make the anaerobic digestion process more efficient? Direct steam injection heating is, according to our sources, a game-changing method, offering an innovative solution […]
Biomethane Development in Ireland Autumn 2023 Bright Future
In this article, we report on Biomethane Development in Ireland the story of the growth of Ireland’s biomethane industry as reported in several business and media announcements, as of the autumn of 2023. As an EU member nation Ireland’s bioenergy sector, including the Anaerobic Digestion industry, will participate in the “REPowerEU Strategy“. The new EU-wide […]
How to Get to Net Zero: The Guide for Companies and People
How to Get to Net Zero is our guide to help you discover the secrets to achieving net zero emissions and creating a sustainable future. Explore our comprehensive strategies and tips for a greener life! Are you struggling to understand how to achieve net zero in your life or organisation? There is certainly more to […]
Biogas in Africa as a Replacement for Fossil Fuels in Sub-Saharan Africa
Biogas in Africa can have a central role in the replacement of fossil fuels in Sub-Saharan Africa and in providing affordable and clean energy as identified in the 2030 UN SDG 7. So, despite many setbacks and our previously voiced very real concerns about transparency and accountability when things go wrong, we provide this updated […]
The Dark Side of Biogas Development Aid in Africa: A Call for Transparency
A number of researchers have been highlighting a dark side to the continuing use of biogas development aid in Africa. That lies in literally hundreds of unseen unreported failures of international development agency-funded biogas projects in Africa. But, the problem is far from limited to Africa and is happening in many other developing nations as […]
The Top 5 KPIs for Anaerobic Digestion Plants
Are you operating one or more anaerobic digestion plants? If so, fail the indicators (KPIs) in our list of the top 5 KPIs for anaerobic digestion plants and you will most likely lose money. Anaerobic digestion (AD) plants have been increasingly recognized as an effective solution to not only generate renewable energy but also to […]
Biogas Yield from Sewage Sludge Increases Up To 30% in Existing AD Plants
Today we are delighted to report the good news that water utility companies in the UK are achieving a significantly improved biogas yield from sewage sludge, with increases of up To 30% in their existing AD Plants, through improved reliability and simple upgrades to their main reactor tank mixing equipment. [boomdevs_toc] Now read our case […]
Black Salt in Biogas Production: Can It Truly Enhance Anaerobic Digestion?
We were not aware of the beneficial applications of Black Salt in Biogas Production until we were contacted recently by Ankit Anil Patil, a research scholar from India. The result is this article which is based upon his paper about the “APPLICATIONS OF BLACK SALT IN BIOGAS PRODUCTION AND EFFECTS ON OTHER IMPURITIES IN BIOGAS”: […]
Use of Biochar in Biogas Production: Its Amazing Benefits Explained
We explain how the use of Biochar in Biogas Production is a symbiotic combination with a hitherto unsuspected set of benefits which by enhancing clean energy production may now be the game changer for biogas and biomethane production it always needed to become the low-cost technology of choice for massive sustainable renewable energy production. Introducing […]
COMAH Regulations for Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Plants
Read this article for an understanding of the UK “COMAH Regulations for Anaerobic Digestion” as they apply to Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Plants. The UK’s Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH)1 regulations are an important statutory instrument, overseeing all establishments that handle significant quantities of hazardous substances. With recent concerns expressed by the UK Health […]
WANGEN Pumps in Biogas Plants: A Comprehensive Study
Are you struggling to optimise the performance of your biogas plant and unsure about which pump system to employ? The use of WANGEN pumps in such facilities has been transforming the process of anaerobic digestion globally for many years. This comprehensive study delves into how these advanced pieces of equipment efficiently convey viscous substrates, ensuring optimum production for biogas plants. […]
Salmon Fish Waste Biogas: Pioneering a Sustainable Future for Aquaculture
Salmon Fish Waste Biogas is not a pleasant thought. But, undeniably, the fishing and fish cultivation industries necessarily produce a lot of organic waste. In particular salmon fish waste and fish waste in general was until recently simply thrown into landfills. Thankfully, that is not necessary any longer. Not since the development of fish waste […]
Anaerobic Digestion vs Fermentation – The Crucial Differences Explained
In this case, before comparing the two ostensibly different processes Anaerobic Digestion vs Fermentation, the question arises whether they are not the same process that has simply been approached from different directions by separate scientific disciplines? This could explain the use of two terms where one would suffice but would we be correct to say […]
