Biogas is a mixture of gases formed anywhere organic material decomposes in the absence of oxygen, such as underwater, deep in a landfill, bubbling out of municipal solid waste, or in the guts of ...

Qnergy’s PowerGen5650 is a methane abatement product to capture and convert low methane content landfill biogas into electricity. (Submitted photo) Working in partnership with Maryland Environmental ...

Many people have attempted DIY biogas projects and become discouraged after they failed to produce flammable gas. With my first blog entry, I would like to start at the beginning. This article does ...

Biogas digesters – a simple form of technology that turns waste into fuel – have been around for centuries. But only recently have intrepid urban homesteaders begun adding this nifty piece of ...

Renewable and “green” energy technologies have gained a more prominent and visible position in our daily lives. While wind turbine farms, rooftop solar panels, and electric charging stations are ...

Commercial Reseller of CNG, NG Advantage, Worked With Vendors, Consultants and State Officials to Make the Delivery to the Riverview Farm The week before Christmas a Vermont farmer was in need of ...

Biogas and anaerobic digestion made number one in HowStuffWorks' list of wacky alternative energy, and poop-to-energy biogas projects have proven popular on Discovery News too. From biogas in Haitian ...

A Salem renewable energy company hopes to build New England’s largest biogas anaerobic digester in Londonderry near the Stonyfield factory, which will help reduce organic waste ending up in landfills ...

On Tuesday, a new UC Davis research and technology demonstration facility started turning tons of table scraps from the Bay Area's finest restaurants into clean, renewable energy. The Biogas Energy ...

A new technology known as biogas, which generates methane gas from cow dung and transfers it into cooking fuel, is exciting farmers, DANIEL ESSIET reports. Mr Adewole Zacheus, a small scale farmer in ...

At the end of February, the town board of Lind, Wisconsin voted against changing the zoning laws to allow a nearby 600-cow dairy to install an anaerobic digester. These digesters are becoming more ...