Anaerobic Digestion
Is Anaerobic Digestion Good for the Environment? What You Need to Know
Anaerobic digestion reduces greenhouse gas emissions by up to 95% and produces renewable energy. Its byproduct enriches soil and cuts reliance on chemical fertilisers. While initial costs can be high, the long-term environmental benefits make it a compelling option for waste management and sustainable agriculture…
Renewable Natural Gas Transport – Use of Biogas for Vehicle Fuel
As the world shifts towards sustainable energy solutions, renewable natural gas (RNG) stands out as a pivotal player in transforming the transportation sector. At the heart of RNG is biogas, a versatile and eco-friendly fuel that is revolutionizing vehicle fleets worldwide. This article delves into how biogas is making transport renewable, the benefits of biomethane, […]
Landia GasMix Biogas Reactor Mixing System – Awards Update
Here is another update to the Press Release we first published about the Landia GasMix Biogas Reactor Mixing System award back in 2016. We are pleased to inform you that Landia received two “Highly Commended” Honours on its first submission at the prestigious UK AD & Biogas Industry Awards of that year. Landia the creators […]
What are Digester Plants? Uses, Benefits & Examples
Digester plants convert organic waste into biogas and digestate. These facilities help reduce emissions and landfill waste while producing renewable energy. Discover how digester plants achieve this and explore real-world examples like Blue Spruce Farm and Fair Oaks Farms, showcasing successful integration of this green technology…
How is Biomethane Produced?
Biomethane, a renewable energy source, is produced by upgrading biogas through purification. This process relies on anaerobic digestion, converting organic waste like agricultural residues into methane. Despite challenges like high costs, biomethane reduces fossil fuel dependency and cuts greenhouse gas emissions, offering a sustainable energy solution…
Anaerobic Digestion vs Gasification Comparison: Benefits & Differences
Anaerobic digestion and gasification are innovative waste-to-energy technologies. Anaerobic digestion produces biogas through microbial processes, optimal for organic waste. Gasification heats materials to create syngas for varied uses. Both reduce emissions and support renewable energy, with distinct methods and applications guiding their benefits…
Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactors (AnMBR) for Treatment of DMF-containing wastewater
Discover how anaerobic membrane bioreactors (AnMBR) effectively treat DMF-containing wastewater, offering sustainable solutions for industrial waste management and water recovery
Anaerobic Digestion in Ireland: Can Cut 68% of all Irish Agri GHGs
Ireland faces a big challenge with greenhouse gas emissions and the way to reduce them will depend heavily on Anaerobic digestion. In Ireland making biogas will be more important than in many other countries and if it fails to meet EU targets the nation will face massive fines. Agriculture, waste management, and energy production are […]
Anaerobic Digestion of Dairy Farm Manure in the US
The anaerobic digestion of dairy manure In the United States is growing fast, so if you are new to the concept of making energy from farm waste, while also creating fertiliser to replenish the soil, read on! Dairy farms across the United States face a growing challenge – managing cow dung. With tonnes of waste produced […]
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 […]
