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New to Biogas? We can Help!
Looking for a way to speedrun the basics? Keen to break into the rapidly expanding biogas sector? Unsure where to start?
Biogas is an innovative solution that supports the circular economy by not only producing renewable energy but also providing a sustainable way to manage waste. By-products from the anaerobic digestion process (organic processing without oxygen) can even be used as fertilizer! The technology can be used to produce:
- Heat
- Electricity
- Both heat & electricity
- Renewable Natural Gas
- Hydrogen
- Liquified CO2
- And more!
Biogas technology can also help by:
- Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Diverting food, agricultural, and other organic wastes from landfills or incineration
- Providing new streams of income
- Helping your operation become more self-sufficient by generating energy for your own use and selling the excess
Let us help you—wherever you are in your biogas journey.
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You want to…
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Wondering
- Find out if biogas production could work for you
- Learn how much you could make and save
- Perform an unbiased initial assessment and get technical support on possible next steps
Investigating
- Make data-driven decisions when selecting plant equipment
- Build a business plan for lenders, partners and internal stakeholders
- Compare different business models
For anaerobic digester operations, anessa offers two solutions—AD•O & AD•M—that your clients can use to optimize their feedstock recipes and actively monitor the performance of their plants. Our platforms are backed by a responsive and attentive Customer Success Team.
“Previously we were working on calculating BMP [Biomethane Potential] using a spreadsheet…we had various iterations of that spreadsheet but, I found out about anessa. A platform that not only does BMP analyses but conducts feasibility studies on AD projects as a whole. Being able to do Sensitivity Analysis, analyze Greenhouse Gas emissions, and other features we weren’t previously considering, such as digester sizing, and volume of effluent coming from the digester we have been very grateful for.”