anaerobic digestion
ArrowBio MBT and Anaerobic Digestion: How the Process Worked and What Happened to It
ArrowBio was one of the more original waste-treatment technologies to emerge during the early growth of mechanical biological treatment and anaerobic digestion for municipal solid waste. Its developers took an unusual approach: instead of trying to keep water out of mixed municipal waste processing, they deliberately put water at the heart of the separation process. […]
Poo Power Infographic Raising Awareness of Energy from Waste in Our Latest AD Blog Post
Poo Power! The Poo from sewage works is making a LOT of power! Just look at our large image below which gives you THE FACTS ABOUT POO POWER. The way the subject of poo is handled here won’t meet the approval of some people (we apologise if that is you…) as the source of […]
Anaerobic Digestion “Big Opportunity” for Municipal Waste
Anaerobic digestion is the “Big Opportunity” for Municipal Waste disposal and treatment to produce renewable energy. While wind and solar get the majority of the attention when it comes to renewable energy, there are other less well-known, largely unreported renewable energy options that can help the United States diversify its energy mix and make progress […]
Anaerobic Digestion is Now Economically Viable in Europe
Anaerobic Digestion is both a waste treatment technology and a highly sustainable energy technology. Recent rises in energy costs, coupled with EU member state incentives, and waste management policy, now mean that economic viability has been attained. That’s what we said in 2006! In general it is still true, however, in many EU nations, Britain […]
The AD Process Which Makes Biogas Plus Landfill Diversion
The AD Process is the way biogas is produced. The “Anaerobic Digestion Process” to give it its full name, is simply rotting or composting in the absence of air. It can be a form of Waste Management, but most importantly it produces biogas. Biogas used wisely produces renewable energy, natural fertiliser, biomethane. It is a […]
