Anaerobic Digestion Process Flow for Biogas Production

I have previously discussed Biogas, the technology and benefits. Biogas, which consists primarily of methane, is produced by the process of anaerobic digestion, i.e., process in which bacteria break down organic matter without oxygen. There are different types of biogas plants, such as: Fixed-dome type  Floating gas holder type  Although the working principal for both

Global Value Chains: Their impact on driving productivity growth, job creation and increased living standards

“Global value chains (GVCs) refer to international production sharing, a phenomenon where production is broken into activities and tasks carried out in different countries.” – Industrial Analytics Platform, UNIDO Global Value Chains are a powerful driver of productivity growth, job creation, and increased living standards. Employment boost as well as increased growth rate is observed in

Why is Biogas considered a Clean Fuel?

Clean fuels are renewable fuels, generated from sustainable and renewable resources. Examples of clean energy sources are biogas, solar, wind, and hydropower. Since organic materials used to produce biogas are continuous i.e., human, animal and plant waste generation is continuous, biogas is considered a renewable source of energy. Biogas helps offset non-renewable resources such as

Bio-digesters for Greenhouses

Greenhouses help increase plant growth and production by trapping heat and light. Structurally built of glass or other transparent material. Helping protect tender or out-of-season plants against excessive cold or heat by controlling the environment, adaptable to the needs of the plants. A biogas plant on a greenhouse site allows production of cheap fuel for

Biogas – About, Technology and Benefits

Biogas is a naturally occurring gas generated by the breakdown of organic matter. The organic matter may be household or industrial waste, manure, sewage sludge, crops, biodegradable landfill waste. The breakdown of organic matter occurs either by anaerobic digestion or fermentation.  Anaerobic digestion is the process with which bacteria break down organic matter without oxygen.