Turning organic waste into biogas, for profit – An opportunity for farmers to produce RNG
Are you a farmer seeking solutions to manage organic waste while increasing income? Consider biomethanization, an efficient method for harnessing the energy potential of organic materials and farm waste to produce an energy source that can be transformed into renewable natural gas (RNG), also known as biomethane. RNG replaces traditional fuels.
5 reasons why farmers should consider biomethanization.
- Generate additional income: Biomethanization enables you to produce biogas from your organic waste. This biogas can be used to generate electricity, heat, or even fuel for your farm equipment. Sell surplus biogas and generate additional income for your farm.
- Improve soil fertility: Digestate, the residue of the biogas process, is a nutrient-rich natural fertilizer. Use it to enrich your soils, improve yields and reduce your expenditure on chemical fertilizers.
- Reduce your environmental impact: By recycling your organic waste, you're helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect the environment. Become a contributor to sustainable development and make your farm a model of ecological management.
- Simplify your waste management: Biomethanization simplifies your organic waste management. No need to worry about costly storage or disposal methods. Turn your waste into resources right on the spot.
- Benefit from subsidies and grants: A wide range of subsidies and grants are available for biogas projects. Take advantage of them to invest in this technology and modernize your operation at lower cost.
Don't let your organic waste be a burden any longer. Make it work for you with biomethanization!
Recover your waste, boost your yields, and contribute to a greener future!
By integrating biomethanization into your operation, you're taking a step toward innovation, sustainability, and profitability by being part of the circular economy!
To learn more about biogas project development, download Energir’s guide - Thinking of becoming a renewable natural gas producer? or check out the Biogas Plant Development Handbook
Contact us for more information on RNG and biogas or meet Ivys’s biogas experts in person at Expo-Champs, August 26 – 28.