Is Natural Gas Renewable? Nonrenewable Resources: The Importance of Sustainable Gas
We answer the often-asked question: “Is natural gas renewable?” and give 8 reasons why it is non-renewable. Not even if you waited a million years! 8 Reasons Natural Gas (NG) is Not Renewable Most natural gas and oil formations date back between 10 (Cenozoic) and 180 (Mesozoic) million years ago. All so-called but a tiny […]
Drying Digestate from Biogas Plants – Fluidised Bed Fertiliser Advances
Drying digestate from biogas plants has major benefits. In the advanced TEMA Process™ a fluidised bed dryer dries the residual waste after digestion (the solid and fibrous (thick) portion of the digestate slurry). The mixed stream of the thick fraction and the concentrated thin fraction is dewatered to 70-75% Moisture Content. This is followed by […]
10 Uses of Biogas
Here is our list of 8 biogas uses in points. While reading this, bear in mind that biogas is most often made from organic waste materials which would otherwise have no use. The waste digester feedstocks can usually be obtained at a low cost or for free. Above all, it is a sustainable fuel which […]
Biogas in India – Growing But Its Huge Potential is Still Untapped
Biogas in India so far has been largely a story of small agricultural, community-scale anaerobic digestion plants, and domestic biogas creation. This has been mostly for cooking use in the homes of the biogas plant owners/ communities. The adoption of commercial large-scale anaerobic digestion throughout India is required for: higher production of affordable renewable energy […]
Amazing Bio-toilet with Home Biogas Plant Turns Human Waste Into Fuel
We find it amazing how one designer and manufacturer has been able to take the familiar flushing toilet and produce a new bio-toilet which when combined with a Home Biogas plant, turns human waste Into fuel at a low cost, and very sustainably. What People Say About the HomeBiogas Biological Toilet The home biogas bio-toilet […]
Biogas Power for Low CO2 Emissions & Carbon Negative Electricity
The use of biogas power for renewable low carbon dioxide emissions and, with carbon capture, the ability to provide carbon-negative electricity is unique and growing. In general, the cost of biogas power is slightly higher than the cost of generating electricity from wind or utility-scale solar PV but this is more than offset by the […]
Xergi Biogas Plants – 5 Advanced Plant Construction Themes
The Xergi Biogas company, Denmark’s market-leading supplier of AD technology (2017) has been building a successful biogas business in the UK, and around the world, for over 10 years (2022). They have multiple anaerobic digestion plants now either operational or in construction. New Xergi biogas plants are announced every few months. As you can see from […]
Landia Chopper Pumps Shine for Effectiveness & Reliability
Landia Chopper Pumps are available in multiple capacities, including two-stage, multistage and submersible. These pumps are a valuable asset for businesses which need to pump slurries which may contain rope, twine, and long fibres on occasion. If solid matter such as small wood pieces, lumps of clay and dung is also possibly present in the […]
5 Anaerobic Digestion Advantages UK Tory Ministers Should Not Ignore
History repeats itself as ADBA sends out a letter largely repeating at least 5 anaerobic digestion advantages UK Tory Ministers really should not ignore if they are serious about: complying with their own Net-Zero 2050 promises helping the nation cope with the current extremely high energy prices supporting UK food security and farming in general. […]
Bioeconomy – What Does It Mean?
The Bioeconomy? What does it mean? That’s a good question. Stay with us a moment and we’ll explain our definition. Plus, we tell you why a thriving bioeconomy is good for our planet and can reduce climate change. Our planet is getting more and more crowded. As a result, we need to use our resources more […]
How Irish Biogas Plants Can Help Ireland Achieve Renewable Energy Targets
Irish biogas plants if fully developed, starting now, can help Ireland achieve its Renewable Energy Targets. Read on to find out how! Introducing the Potential for Irish Biogas Ireland is the fastest-growing economy in the European Union, and its biomass resources are immense. As such, it aims to become energy-independent and needs reliable and efficient […]
What is Sewage Sludge? Wastewater Treatment Sludge Biosolids
If you are asking; “What is Sewage Sludge?” read on and you will find sewage sludge, biosolids and Wastewater Treatment Sludge are all defined and explained here. What does SEWAGE SLUDGE mean? Source: Wikipedia.org article, adapted under this licence. Sewage sludge is the remaining, semi-solid material that is left over after the cleaned-up water is […]
Screw Separation of Biogas Digestate is Now a Farm Favourite
Screw Separation of Biogas Digestate is a commonly used method of dewatering digestate. It uses mechanical pressure to separate organic fibres and larger particles from the liquid. The resulting liquid which flows out through the screen is usually suitable for use as a natural bio-fertiliser, for use on the farm. The exception to this can […]
Biomethane Production: Sweden Leads with Schmack Carbotech Plant – Plus One in France
Biomethane Production in Sweden continues to lead in installed biomethane facilities just as it did when we first reported this in 2014. We said at the time that “Sweden’s leading role in bioenergy through biomethane production, with the world’s largest installed biogas upgrading capacity, is set to further pull ahead”. It did and now in 2022, […]
HomeBiogas a Low Cost Domestic Biogas Plant for Western Families
The HomeBiogas™ Unit is a domestic biogas plant that uses organic waste to produce methane from organic matter. HomeBiogas plants can be used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and provide a reliable source of methane for cooking and heating. They are easy to install and use, and can be operated without special training. From the […]
