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Methanogens:
These are strict anaerobic bacteria and mainly occur in muddy areas and also in stomach of cattle, where cellulose is fermented by microbes. These are responsible for methane gas (CH4 ) formation in bio-gas plants, because they have capacity to produce CH4 from CO2 or formic acid (HCOOH).
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The widespread adoption of biogas as a reliable alternative energy source seems like a nobrainer. Capturing energy rich methane produced from decaying materials is a proven technology yet its adoption as part of the renewable energy mix appears to have been overshadowed by wind and solar.
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Independent study confirming the job-richness of renewables.
Organic Waste Bans And Recycling Laws To Tackle Food Waste – BioCycle BioCycle
— Read on www.biocycle.net/2018/09/11/organic-waste-bans-recycling-laws-tackle-food-waste/
New report reveales that the role of Distributed Generation Renewable Energy (DG-RE) in the South African electricity market is currently undervalued.
— Weiterlesen www.esi-africa.com/industry-sectors/renewable-energy/decentralised-renewable-energy-producers-can-help-relieve-pressure-on-the-grid/
A diversity of renewable energy sources was one of the key factors in the decision to use Freiamt, Germany as a test location for a grid control project.
— Weiterlesen www.esi-africa.com/grid-control-future-of-the-smart-grid/
As Singapore becomes the latest economy to embrace plant-based eating, Green Mondays founder David Yeung explains why flexitarianism is the way forward.
— Weiterlesen www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/11/want-to-save-the-world-become-a-flexitarian
From blood and guts to biogas: ibert’s green energy
— Read on www.google.co.za/amp/s/www.businesslive.co.za/amp/bd/companies/energy/2019-01-27-from-blood-and-guts-to-biogas-iberts-green-energy/
Biogas holds great potential to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transport sector.
— Read on irena.org/newsroom/articles/2017/Mar/Biogas-Cost-Reductions-to-Boost-Sustainable-Transport
A food-to-electricity plant in England is just one in a string of local efforts to make waste less wasteful
— Read on www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/why-anaerobic-digestion-becoming-next-big-renewable-energy-source-180960992/
