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Digester Remediation: Blame Game Must Stop for Failing Farm Biogas Plants

Remediating digesters when commissioning new plants fails, is becoming a crisis in which disputes over liability are all too common. In this article, we have to report a lack of willingness among some suppliers to sort out teething problems that are in danger of leading the whole industry into disrepute. Ladies and Gentlemen, Farmers, and […]

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Digestate Monitoring for Productive Biogas Plant Operation and Low Downtime

Very few people have written about digestate monitoring for productive biogas plant operation, but careful sampling and analysis of the digestion process is essential for any commercial anaerobic digestion process. It’s essential, to reliably achieve high methane yields and the lowest downtime periods. By referring to digestate monitoring in this article, we also make the […]

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UK Anaerobic Digestion Plant Business Rates Surge: A Threat to Green Energy Goals

Since we last posted about the enormous rise in biogas plant operator business rates, the concerns about the UK Anaerobic Digestion Plant Business Rates Surge raised in the original article (and ADBA Press Release) published on this blog in April 2021, have become reality. The fears have indeed materialized into a significant challenge for the […]

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Methane vs CO2 As Greenhouse Gases: Why 30x or 80x The Climate Impact?

Methane vs CO2: Greenhouse gases like methane and CO2 trap heat in our atmosphere. Everyone now recognises that methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, even more potent than CO2. So why do some say methane creates 30 times more warming than others who say 80 times? So, which is right? The answer is simply that […]

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Opuntia Prickly Pear Cactus: A Promising Energy Crop for Biogas Production in Semi-Arid Areas

Finding renewable energy sources for dry, challenging climates can be tough. Did you know the Opuntia Prickly Pear Cactus holds promise as an innovative biofuel producer? This blog will explore how this resilient plant could transform biogas production in semi-arid regions. Keep reading to uncover a desert treasure turning waste into energy! Key Takeaways Potential […]

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10 Facts About Anaerobic Digestion: Unlocking the Power of Waste

Read on for our list of 10 true facts about anaerobic digestion and transforming trash into treasure. We “air” a topic about a process that surprisingly doesn’t need air (oxygen); in fact, the truly anaerobic microorganisms that do the work die if exposed to air! and would be just as happy on the moon. Imagine […]

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Understanding the Concept of Carbon Neutral Fuel: What Does It Really Mean?

Carbon neutral fuel: Maybe it sounds good, but what does it really mean? This is an important question because we will all be becoming much more familiar with the idea over the next few years, and if all goes well, there will be a lot of it around. Carbon-neutral fuel is a type of energy […]

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Is Biogas Renewable? Unveiling The Truth Behind Its Sustainability

Many people ask, “Is biogas renewable?” It is mostly methane (a severe greenhouse gas), and when it is burned, it creates carbon dioxide (the gas we are told is the main culprit behind climate change!). So, isn’t the truth behind its sustainability that the whole idea of renewable biogas is pure greenwash? Read on to […]

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Anaerobic Digestate Fertilizer for Plant Nutrition in Agriculture

Anaerobic digestate fertilizer can be an important source of the essential elements of plant nutrition in agriculture. To put it simply: The sustainable renewable fertilizer made from the leftovers of the “decomposition process that doesn’t use oxygen” can be a key source of the vital nutrients plants need to grow in farming. For the agricultural […]

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Green Gas Support Scheme Application Window Extended to March 2028 – January 2024 Update:

Update: The Green Gas Support Scheme application window has been extended to 31 March 2028, in an announcement made this week (January 2024). In a strategic move to bolster the UK’s commitment to environmental sustainability and green energy, the Department for Energy Strategy and Net Zero (DESNZ) has officially extended the application deadline for the […]

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Food Waste Anaerobic Digestion: A Comprehensive Guide

Dive into the world of food waste anaerobic digestion and learn how it tackles this pressing waste problem while powering our world in a greener way. Read more about the anaerobic digestion of food waste here now! Food waste isn’t just messy; it’s a growing environmental headache and a squander of resources that hits us all in […]

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UK Dry Anaerobic Digestion May Soon Come to England – GMCA to Support New AD System

Introduction to a Groundbreaking Initiative! The Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) Waste and Recycling Committee has recently taken a bold step towards adopting an alternative anaerobic digestion process technology that could extend the biowaste management sector in England to many dry organic wastes not hitherto considered useful for energy production. With approval to commission the […]

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