Queensland councils look into landfill biogas extraction
Queensland council leaders looked into landfill biogas extraction at an open day at the Toowoomba Waste Management Centre.
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Food waste helps grow orchard that will feed disadvantaged
Veolia has announced it will use the circular economy of food waste to help feed disadvantaged communities in Melbourne by planting an orchard in the Mornington Peninsula.
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How composting facilities complement biogas plants
The circular economy is about designing out waste and pollution and keeping resources in use at their highest value, while regenerating natural systems. There’s a lot of organics to be diverted away
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Industry associations partner to drive biogas opportunities in Australia
Two waste industry associations have joined forces to host an event focussed on driving outcomes for the development of renewable biogas and hydrogen in Australia.
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Wastewater treatment plant uses human waste biogas
Energy storage company 1414 Degrees has switched on its gas thermal energy storage system (TESS) at the Glenelg Wastewater Treatment Plant in Adelaide, which will use biogas from human waste to store and deliver cheap, renewable energy.
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Efficient biogas can help Australia meet energy targets
The first bioenergy state of the nation report was produced for Bioenergy Australia by KPMG and was published earlier this month on the 4 December 2018 and has reportedly identified Australia’s significant bioenergy opportunity. According to the report, a fully developed and thriving bio-economy could provide a $3.5-$5 billion investment opportunity, mostly in regional economies.
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Goulburn bioenergy project commences commercial operation
The project, which is supported by a $2.1 million grant funding agreement with the Australia Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA), includes an anaerobic digester that is supplied with wastewater from the Facility,
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Hot-wiring microbial communities to boost biogas production
Mike Manefield from the University of New South Wales has developed and demonstrated how he can re-wire electron transfer processes in naturally occurring communities of microorganisms. His discovery has
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Growing a sustainable biogas sector in Australia
Last month, Australia hosted its first meeting of the International Energy Agency (IEA) Task 37: Energy from Biogas. The group seeks to promote the deployment of anaerobic digestion (AD) technology for
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Biogas: The ugly duckling of renewable energy
While the golden children of the renewables sector – wind and solar, will likely take the early glory and admiration of the public, many questions remain as to which other technologies will fill
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