Foam is a sticky, slippery mess that most digester operators have seen one time or another. While slip, trip, and fall risks are obvious, there are other biosafety hazards that need to be considered before rushing to clean up.
More Than a Mess – Why Digester Foam Poses Both Physical and Biosafety Hazards Read More »
The only currently established, potentially carbon-negative fuel in the world is energy produced from waste. As we seek to reduce our carbon footprint, codigesting food waste at sewage treatment plants presents an excellent opportunity to maximize existing resources and create a more sustainable future.
From Trash To Treasure: Maximizing Renewable Fuel with Codigestion Read More »
RNG has massive potential – but why are so many projects struggling? Attendees joined BiogasWorld and Azura for a beginner-friendly workshop on Biogas Project Feasibility to learn how to assess risks and benefits of potential biogas projects.
Webinar Recap – Biogas Project Feasibility Workshop for Beginners Read More »
In this episode of the Tech Takes Podcast, they discussed why biodigesters are important for a lower carbon future, the science of how they work, and how the public can help raise awareness to reach Canada’s biogas potential.
Podcast: The Future of Waste Management Anaerobic Digestion and Renewable Energy Read More »
Foam is a messy, sticky, and smelly problem in biodigesters. But why does foam form in an anaerobic digester in the first place?
Anaerobic Digestion, or biodigestion, is not a new technology – but harnessing nature’s power and transforming waste-to-energy is a great way to make the most of our valuable resources. Azura’s Dave Ellis was invited to join Sohal Hasnie on the Energypreneurs podcast to talk about the history and science behind anaerobic digestion and share practical applications for
Podcast: Turning Waste into Energy With Anaerobic Digestion Read More »
Anaerobic digester biology is most sensitive and fragile during startup and commissioning (S&C). This article highlights 5 key considerations that are often overlooked during S&C of anaerobic digesters.
Azura’s Dave Ellis was invited to join BiogasWorld’s “Safety & Security for Biogas and Biomethane Projects” webinar. The panelists shared their experience and discussed: key hazards, how to assess risk, and how to keep employees and equipment safe at biogas facilities.
Webinar: Safety & Security for Biogas and Biomethane Projects Read More »
Get the inside scoop on the bugs behind the bubbles! Dave Ellis joined Matt Lensink on the CEM Energy Radio Podcast where they discussed the fascinating science behind anaerobic digestion and how this process is driving sustainable energy.
If lab testing indicates that your digestate might contain too much ammonia, what can you do? There a number of steps to reduce problematic gasses in an anaerobic digester.
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