t3_151ji9x

I've only recently ben introduced to biogas and the process behind it. Mainly using dairy farms as the main source.

I was hoping someone could spread more insight for me. Does anyone believe this is the future of power? Can enough biogas be produced and refined to power an electricity plant?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve only recently ben introduced to biogas and the process behind it. Mainly using dairy farms as the main source.</p>

<p>I was hoping someone could spread more insight for me. Does anyone believe this is the future of power? Can enough biogas be produced and refined to power an electricity plant?</p>
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New/Curios about Biogas

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Frohe Ostern

t3_v1s16x

Saw this thing about conformable tanks. I think the back-and-forth one might be really simple to construct for home biogas... easier to locate tubing as well that an huge bag.

t3_ug6p72

I've watched a few videos and like the idea. Does anyone have practical experience with these in terms of cleaning the gas of any smell and connecting to household lines for say an HVAC system or stove? I'm in the US where there is no shortages or regs.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve watched a few videos and like the idea. Does anyone have practical experience with these in terms of cleaning the gas of any smell and connecting to household lines for say an HVAC system or stove? I&#39;m in the US where there is no shortages or regs.</p>
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Home digesters

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Scandinavian Biogas injects $30m into northern Europe’s largest Bio-LNG plant

BioGas Generators transforms grass, food waste and livestock manure into  biogas energy.  One can use the Bio Gas to cook with and heat your dwelling. Use this sub to post resources and discuss bio-gas Generators

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New/Curios about Biogas

Frohe Ostern

Saw this thing about conformable tanks. I think the back-and-forth one might be really simple to construct for home biogas... easier to locate tubing as well that an huge bag.

Home digesters