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 »
The Azura Associates team is sponsoring and presenting at the Value of Biogas West Conference in October 2023.
The Azura Associates team sponsored and presented at the Value of Biogas East Conference in 2023.
The Azura Associates team sponsored and presented at the Value of Biogas West Conference in November 2022.
Registration is now open for the annual Marquette University short course on anaerobic treatment of high-strength industrial waste.
Event Recap – Anaerobic Treatment of High-Strength Industrial Wastes 2022 Read More »
Azura’s Michael Nelson, PhD shared the team’s expertise by presenting two papers at this event.
2022 WEAO Technical Symposium and OPCEA Exhibition Read More »
The Azura Associates team will be attending the upcoming Value of Biogas East Conference in May 2022.
A case study of a full-scale food waste digester failure and recovery was presented at the Value of Biogas West Conference in Vancouver. This case study demonstrates the need for balance in anaerobic digester feedstock as too much of the coveted FOG can be problematic.
Azura’s experience with food waste anaerobic co-digestion (AnCoD) and our work at energy producing biogas plants was the basis for one of two podium presentations scheduled for the 2020 WEAO conference. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the in-person conference and presentations were cancelled, luckily the papers were still published.
WEAO Conference – Lessons Learned from Operating Energy Digesters Read More »
The third Getting to Net Zero Energy event was hosted by the Ontario Water Consortium in February of 2020. This event continued the momentum toward getting five municipal wastewater treatment facilities converted to net zero energy by focusing on anaerobic codigestion to produce biogas. The biogas produced through anaerobic digestion of comingled food waste, organic waste, and sewage biosolids can be used to produced renewable electricity, or purified to produce renewable natural gas (RNG).
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