organic waste
Food Waste: Packaging Contamination Threatens Processing Feed for Anaerobic Digestion
Packaging contamination in the food waste recycling industry occurs when inadequate separation of the packaging from food waste occurs, and when physical contaminants such as microplastics and nanolastics are introduced into anaerobic digesters from the packaging itself. You toss out expired yoghurt, a mouldy sandwich, and soggy lettuce. Each one sits in a wrapper or […]
Anaerobic Digestion Process Steps: From Trash to Cash
There are just four core biochemical anaerobic digestion process steps. They are Hydrolysis, where complex organic matter is broken into simple sugars and amino acids; Acidogenesis, where these are converted into volatile fatty acids, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide; Acetogenesis, where fatty acids are transformed into acetic acid, and finally Methanogenesis, where acetic acid, hydrogen, and […]
COP29 Declaration on Organic Waste a Pivotal Moment for Biogas
The much maligned COP29 event this November, and the “COP29 Declaration on Organic Waste” may eventually prove to be a pivotal moment, a breakthrough, for the full development of anaerobic digestion and biogas production globally. As the world confronts alarming projections for climate change, the COP29 Declaration on Organic Waste will be a much needed […]
What is Renewable Energy and How Does It Work
Renewable energy is the world’s fastest-growing energy resource. Renewable Energy is derived from natural processes that are replenished by human or natural systems. Over most of human history, fire has been used as a low-tech, low-cost method to produce heat and provide light. Renewable Energy technologies ultimately strive to reduce dependence on burning fossil fuels […]







