In developing countries, the quest for sustainable and affordable energy sources is a pressing challenge. However, an innovative solution has emerged in the form of biogas, offering a beacon of hope for these nations. Biogas, a renewable energy source produced from organic matter, has proven to be a game-changer by addressing various critical issues such…
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In Nigeria, like in many developing nations, the demand for energy continues to rise as the population grows and industrialization advances. Traditionally, the country has heavily relied on fossil fuels such as petrol, diesel, and kerosene to meet its energy needs. However, there is a growing awareness of the environmental and economic challenges associated with
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Suzuki Motor Corporation has taken a significant step towards environmentally-friendly transportation in India by finalizing a groundbreaking three-party agreement. This landmark deal involves Suzuki R&D Center India Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Suzuki in India, the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB), and Banas Dairy, one of Asia’s foremost dairy manufacturers. The wheels of this initiative began
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As the world grapples with the urgent need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change, renewable energy sources are gaining significant attention. In Nigeria, a country known for its heavy reliance on fossil fuels, the concept of using biogas as a renewable and sustainable alternative for transportation is slowly gaining traction. Biogas, derived
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Blonergy Nigeria Limited, one of the leading renewable energy companies in Nigeria, explains a few common methods to achieving this: 1. Anaerobic Digestion: Poultry waste, such as manure and bedding material, can be collected and placed in an anaerobic digester. The digester is a sealed tank or vessel where bacteria break down the organic matter in
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Nigeria, a country with a high dependence on firewood for cooking, faces numerous challenges such as deforestation, health hazards, and environmental degradation. However, the adoption of biogas as an alternative fuel source offers a promising solution that can significantly improve the lives of Nigerians while promoting sustainable development and Blonergy Nigeria Limited, an expert in
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The French Ministry of Energy Transition has tasked the European Energy Exchange (EEX) with the creation and operation of registry and auction services for biogas Guarantees of Origin (GOs), alongside registry services for biogas production certificates. EEX, in collaboration with the Ministry, is set to unveil the biogas GO registry on October 1, 2023, taking
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Sugar Valley Energy (SVE), a subsidiary of California Ethanol & Power LLC (CE+P), has forged a groundbreaking partnership with STARS Technology Corp. The two companies are teaming up to introduce cutting-edge hydrogen production technology to SVE’s expansive plans for a sugarcane ethanol biorefinery and multifaceted environmental facility. This ambitious project is set to take root
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Biokraft, situated in Södertörn, Sweden, has marked a significant achievement with the successful delivery of its inaugural batch of bio-LNG from a newly constructed liquefaction plant linked to its biogas facility. The initial shipment, comprising 34 tonnes of bio-LNG, is destined for use in trucks across northern Europe. Remarkably, each container can hold up to
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A significant initiative has commenced its testing phase, targeting the reduction of ammonia emissions from livestock operations and the potential production of hydrogen. The PigProGrAm scheme, benefiting from substantial funding of £600,000 (€703.1k) courtesy of the UK government, has introduced ammonia-harvesting technology at a pig farm involved in trials. The project seamlessly integrates agricultural and
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