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The BIOGAS NORD group has constructed its first English biogas plant in Dorset, also the first energy crop biogas plant in the UK. The plant, with a capacity of 370 kW, operates on liquid cattle manure as well as corn and grass silage.
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Tags: biofuel, biogas, biomass
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We are interested in your guidance for biogas products (digesters). We have a small dairy with approximately 50 cattle. We also produce 40-60 litres of kitchen waste daily, a mix of solids and liquids. Initially, we are interested in a small prototype and later we can work of expanding our scope of this programme.
After going through this article we found this implementation very encouraging and promising. We would greatly appreciate an opportunity to discuss possibilities of developing an innovative small scale project.