Upcoming Training – Anaerobic Treatment of High-Strength Industrial Wastes 2022
Registration is now open for the annual Marquette University short course on anaerobic treatment of high-strength industrial waste. Read More
Upcoming Event – 2022 WEAO Technical Symposium and OPCEA Exhibition
Azura’s Michael Nelson, PhD will be sharing the team’s expertise by presenting two papers at this event. Read More
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Upcoming Event – VOB East 2022
The Azura Associates team will be attending the upcoming Value of Biogas East Conference in May 2022. Read More
Value of Biogas West 2021
Azura Associates was pleased to be a sponsor for this event and to have Amos Ncube present the paper he co-authored with Jonathan Cocker, Gabriella Fiorentino, and Azura’s David Ellis. Read More
IWA YWP Canada Conference 2021
David Ellis was asked to present at the 1st Canadian International Water Association Young Water Professionals Conference. Hosted by and for young professionals and students, this conference showcased the leadership and technical abilities of YWPs across Canada. David shared his expertise gained over 30+ years of experience in the anaerobic digestion industry through a workshop session. Read More
Azura Once Again Featured in Well-Established Online Course
Azura’s David Ellis presented two different case studies based on troubleshooting the failure of food waste anaerobic digesters as part of Dr. Daniel Zitomer’s short course titled: “Anaerobic Treatment of High-Strength Industrial and Agricultural Wastes.” This course has been offered annually by Marquette University for more than 19 years. Read More
Conference Presentation – Full-Scale Food Waste Anaerobic Digester Failure and Recovery
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. Read More