From material to process
Understand what enters the plant.
Biodegradability, solids content, contamination and nutrient load influence the process. These materials should not be treated as interchangeable feedstocks.
Agricultural residues & straw
Review fibre content, particle size and feed preparation before selecting a digestion route.
Explore anaerobic reactorsLivestock manure
Assess solids, organic loading and ammonia alongside the desired biogas and digestate uses.
View a manure-biogas referenceFood waste & municipal organics
Review collection quality, preprocessing needs and available organic load before digestion and biogas purification.
Explore technologySludge streams
Consider sludge properties, dewatering and the appropriate biological or solids-handling stages.
Explore technologyLandfill leachate
Define the organic and ammonia loads and discharge requirements before selecting biological treatment and polishing.
Explore nitrogen removalResource recovery
Review energy use, water reuse and residual-material handling together with the treatment process.
Discuss recovery requirementsPrepare a useful feedstock brief.
Share material quantities, seasonality, solids and available analysis, together with collection arrangements and the intended use of biogas or recovered water.
Discuss your feedstock