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The UK's first claimed example of the new breed of unsubsidised biomethane plants is Moor Bioenergy in Lincolnshire. It was commissioned by Future Biogas and AstraZeneca in Feb 2025. This facility demonstrates the commercial viability of green gas without taxpayer support through long-term corporate power purchase agreements (CPPAs) and integ...


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Biogas is usually stored at home using low-pressure biogas bags, or “balloons” designed to handle and contain the gas for future use. Common methods include flexible bags/balloons (PVC/HDPE) for small, short-term, low-pressure storage, and floating gas holders on top of digesters

Key Takeaways Storing biogas at home requires low-pressure storage systems to minimise risks...

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As global energy systems transition toward lower emissions and cleaner technologies, conversations often focus on renewables such as wind, solar, and bioenergy.

While these developments are vital, traditional liquid fuels still play a role in heating, backup generation, agriculture, and industrial operations.


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A  Borger Separator (strictly a Börger Separator in the German language) is a type of screw press separator, specifically the Börger Bioselect, which is used for the mechanical solid/liquid separation of materials like manure and digestate in agricultural and biogas applications.

This machine is in high demand for the separation process it provides, producing a st...


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Efficient biogas utilisation is all about not only generating electricity or biomethane from the biogas but also using the “waste” heat (from the cooling of the engines through direct combustion) in Combined Heat and Power (CHP) units. CHP is seldom discussed; the heat exchangers used have been around for a long while, they don't look very im...


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