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As a key carbon reduction development project in Suzhou (city next to Shanghai in China) and one of the Suzhou Industrial Park’s environmental protection projects, first phase of the organic waste treatment project in Suzhou Industrial Park has been put into operation since end of 2018. With the gradual increase in waste collection volume, the... Read More

The biogas market in Canada has seen rapid change and is anticipating rapid growth with exciting news like the Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR). In this dynamic landscape utilizing the power of cutting-edge software solutions is no longer an option, it’s a necessity. AI-driven specialized software solutions can provide exceptional value to biogas projects, from evaluation... Read More

Waga Energy has become, in just a few years, a leader in the landfill gas to Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) production. Their innovative WAGABOX® technology combines two cutting-edge systems for upgrading biogas derived from waste: cryogenic distillation and membrane filtration. Together, they ensure that the RNG produced meets the standards for injection into natural gas... Read More

Effective solid/liquid separation of digestate is integral to the profitability of operations within a renewable natural gas (RNG) facility. While methane generation is often the focal point, the dewatering process holds immense significance. Fournier, renowned for its advanced technologies, has developed a revolutionary method ensuring pristine liquid digestate and high dryness solids. Drawing from their... Read More

The Montreal waste authority has introduced a significant advancement in sustainable waste management with the commissioning of the Drycake Twister Depackaging and Separation System by the Société d’Économie Mixte de l’Est de la Couronne Sud (SÉMECS), in partnership with Drycake and EG Biogas. This initiative reflects the authority’s broader commitment to reduce organic waste sent... Read More

Written by Michael Lever, Technical Sales & Business Development Manager Anaerobic digestion is a common practice at many modern wastewater treatment plants.  In general terms, it is the process by which microorganisms break down organic waste in an enclosed vessel in the absence of oxygen.  This results in the production of “biogas” which is primarily... Read More

“Money is not an object”, said no project manager or investor ever! In fact, and unfortunately, the viability of many biogas facilities relies exactly on how inexpensive it will be to get to start up – and then operate. Nobody involved in building a new plant will recommend that you compromise for your budgets sake.... Read More

Diversifying inputs can have many advantages in a biogas project, whether to increase gas production, be less dependent on a single source of feedstock supply, calibrate the total solids content or avoid biological disruption of the digester. Although single-input plants are rare, most farm’s feedstocks consist largely of livestock e?uents (slurry, manure). Here are a... Read More

In any biogas treatment facility, special care must be taken to mitigate the potential negative effects caused by the surrounding environment. Improper design and construction can lead to lost uptime and revenue, equipment failures, and a plethora of other consequences. At the Petawawa Water Pollution Control Plant in Eastern Ontario, Canada, annual ambient temperature variations... Read More

The INTRUPTor One of the main barriers seen in the development of the Biogas Upgrading market is RNG projects can require high capital costs for construction and equipment. High production costs hinder the growth of the RNG industry and securing financing can be difficult due to hesitancy among lenders to these projects. [1] While our... Read More

105,000 MMBTU (350Nm³/h) BIOGEST-PowerRing RNG plant Innovative concept for increased gas production Providing green gas for Canada’s gas grid DENVER, COLORADO / QUEBEC, CANADA: BIOGEST America Inc. signed a letter of intent (LOI) for the joint development and financing of the Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) project in Saint-Nazaire d’Acton area. This milestone marks Canada’s first... Read More

The interest in biogas and RNG industry is growing. Despite slow uptake at the federal level, the Canadian biogas and RNG space has been developing at a steady rate, and is gradually accelerating. Development has been driven primarily by the provinces, and more specifically within British Columbia, Ontario, and Québec, which each boast 10 operational... Read More