Addressing E-Waste From Printed Circuit Boards – PCB Recycling
In addressing sustainable waste in the past, we’ve written specifically about the needs of industrialized nations. Another vital need of developed nations is for them to address the sustainability issues created by E-Waste from printed circuit boards specifically. We’ve touched on the “treating and sanitizing of wastes” in this blog before. so, in this article, […]
Renewable Natural Gas RNG HGVs: America’s Shift to Eco-Friendly Trucking
On This Page Clean Energy Provides Grant Application Support for 168 Near Zero RNG Trucks Clean Energy to Supply Dallas Fort Worth International Airport with Renewable Natural Gas; DFW Becomes First Airport Outside California to Use Redeem™ RNG Truck Drivers Like Helping the Environment with Near-Zero RNG Trucks Truck Drivers Like the Performance of Near-Zero […]
What is Biogas? Beginner’s Anaerobic Digesters Large & Small
We answer the question: “What is Biogas?” Biogas is generated during anaerobic digestion (AD) when microorganisms break down (by eating it) organic materials in the absence of air (or oxygen). Biogas is mostly methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2), with very small amounts of water vapor and other gases. The carbon dioxide and other gases […]
Stallkamp Builds It’s First Mega Tall Digester CSTRs (IFAT)
“Mega” Tall Digester CSTRs or the claim to “very large tall Continuously Stirred Tank Reactors” (CSTRs) as made by Stallkamp in their Press Release below, may sound a little over-the-top, but it makes a very valid point. They may well be the first of many new-style tall tanks. Certainly, as anaerobic digestion technology advances, the […]
Pilot-plant Biogas Reactor – How to Do a Pilot Trial Step by Step
How to build and run a small lab scale Pilot-plant Biogas Reactor to carry out the anaerobic digestion of plant biomass (waste organic materials you have available to you for free or at minimal cost) with an A.D. pilot plant experiment, sometimes called a Lab Trial. This is an experimental pilot plant laboratory method to […]
Methane Production: Reducing Emissions with Bio Methane from Biomass
Methane production from many unintended anthropogenic sources is a significant contributor to climate change, and it is essential to decouple methane emissions from its production to combat its effects. The idea that methane production needs to be tamed is fairly obvious. The anaerobic digestion industry is well aware that: when methane is produced in the […]
Biogas Tax Credits Available for US AD Projects from 2020
Biogas Tax Credits have now been available since 2020 when this new subsidy support for the US was passed by Congress for Anaerobic Digestion (AD) projects which started development in 2020. So, at last! The US seems now to have started on the road toward reducing the imbalance in automatic tax subsidies still paid to […]
Climate Emergency Declaration: Biogas Can Abate 12% of GHG Emissions by 2030
A Climate Emergency Declaration by governments and communities is of little or no use unless it results in a commitment to an action plan. Most don’t! So our announcement of the Biogas and Climate Change Commitment Declaration in 2019 was notable. Notable because this commitment is real. All the technology needed is available right now. […]
Green Biogas – UK Green Investment Bank Backing Is Proof
We have said many times that the anaerobic digestion process makes green biogas profitable with a good ROI, but where is the proof of that? Back in December 2012 when we first posted this article, we based our case on a “Utility Week” article here which announced that Anaerobic digestion and energy efficiency had won the […]
UK Energy Security – DESNZ “Powering Up Britain” Plans Lack Biogas Action
This week’s “Powering Up Britain” announcement from the government, which could do so much to improve UK Energy Security, has received a lukewarm response generally. The ADBA Press Release below shows that disappointment within the biogas community goes deeper: “Our view on this is that climate change is a real and imminent threat to our […]














