Biogas Channel is the first and only web video channel dedicated to biogas in all its applications. Its mission is to promote correct and up-to-date knowledge on the subject of biogas, widening the debate and giving space and voice to the main players on the global market. The content is carefully selected based on the quality of the sources and the soundness of experiences. The international scope of the contributions and continual updating in line with the changes in legislation and the market are distinctive factors. The channel also strives to create an increasingly interactive and personal dialogue, with direct links to social networks and a chance for users to interact. It aims to become a true gateway to a community.
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Information and interviews on the FABbiogas topic by biogas channel:
· The greenest brewery in Austria is powered wholly by biogas - video
Thomas Maier on the greenest brewery in Austria is in Göss and is wholly powered by biogas from production waste, such as sediment, starches and sewage. The biogas is partly conveyed to the boilers and partly to the 450kW cogenerator, which also produces the thermal energy that services the industrial process. The biggest challenge was in making sure that the fluctuation of the matrices does not negatively affect the system’s operation.
· How to choose the right consulting tool for your system - video
Gunther Pesta on Anaerobic digestion in itself is not a complex technology. The most challenging part is identifying the solutions that suit the peculiarities of each system. Different types of consulting tools are available on the market, from online tools to services by professionals. Pesta illustrates the parameters to be considered for an effective choice.
· A potential 85 million m3 of methane per year for the Polish food&beverage industry - video
Anna Pazera on 85 million m3; this is the bio methane production potential originating from industrial waste from the Polish food sector. Despite the slack period the biogas market is going through, there is no lack of will by the food and beverage industries to use their own production waste to generate power and heat. The number of biogas from industrial waste production plants in 2014 were 19 with growth envisaged over the coming years.
- Technology for treating dairy industry by-products - video
There are two technologies available on the market for treating dairy industry by-products: granular and non-granular. How they work and a practical example are shown here by Erik Draber.