Anaerobic digestion of food and organic waste into biogas for cooking or power — with digestate as ready manure.
Organic waste is crushed and fed into a sealed digester where, in the absence of oxygen, bacteria break it down and release biogas — roughly 60% methane.
The gas is cleaned and piped for cooking or power generation, while the digested slurry makes a nutrient-rich manure. Digesters are sized from canteen scale to municipal scale.
Waste is crushed and prepared as slurry.
Anaerobic breakdown in the sealed digester.
Storage, cleaning and piping to use point.
Digestate drawn off as liquid manure.
Digested slurry is drawn off as nutrient-rich liquid manure.
Final specifications are engineered per site after requirement study.
From organic waste to usable gas.