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I hope to see you all at the American Biogas Council's Spring Conference in Savannah this May 13-16. I am speaking on a session titled: Policy Perspectives, Insights, and Opportunities on Wednesday, May 15, from 11:30 am – 12:30 pm.  The following is a description of the panel, "in a landscape of rapid changes, navigating the realm of biogas policy can be difficult. Join this session for a discussion about the high-level policy that impacts your business. Don’t just keep up – be ahead of the curve, and leave with a better understanding of where your business fits into the policy puzzle." Here is a link to register.  

Join the Live Webinar starting in 10 minutes : Pathways to Biohydrogen from Biogas with an International Panel of Trailblazers Join us on this live webinar and hear what experienced professionals have to say on the topic. https://lnkd.in/ebDpeCG5

Adsorption is the process of capturing impurities within the pore structure of a porous material, such as activated carbon. NORIT® activated carbon is specifically designed to effectively remove or separate target contaminants from biogas and RNG, providing a reliable and efficient purification solution. Learn more about the science behind this process and how it can benefit your business: https://hubs.la/Q027NjGF0

BIOREF@The EBA conference. A sparked dynamic discussions among policymakers, industry leaders, market experts and researchers on the present and future of the biogas and biomethane landscape.

Will we see you at Biogas Americas in May?  Talk to the experts about eliminating the use of sampling systems in your upgrading process.  Get to know the benefits of inline NDIR measurement for digesters and RNG upgrading.

Yesterday I spoke at the Biogas Expo about the potential to capture methane from slurry stores on farms. The bad news is that the world is currently under reporting methane emissions from slurry. It's probably about four times higher than reported in national inventories. The good news is that this biomethane can be captured and used as a replacement for diesel. What is it worth? Trials show that the value of biomethane captured on a typical dairy farm to be about £250 per cow per year. There are further cost savings on fertiliser inputs required because of the improved nutrient value of the residue left. Studies in Cornwall have shown that a small, 90 cow holding had a £47,000 improvement in Gross Margin. That is a game changer for dairy farmers.