Compressed Biogas Production
The CBG industry faces several operational and biological challenges that can impact gas yield, process stability, and plant efficiency. Feedstock instability—such as spoilage, nutrient imbalance, or contamination—can lead to inconsistent biogas output and underperforming digesters. Factors like poor substrate preservation, microbial stress, and accumulation of inhibitory compounds (e.g., H₂S, ammonia, VFAs) can disrupt microbial activity and reduce methane production.
Fluctuating organic loading, seasonal feedstock availability, and inadequate micronutrient supply can further hinder anaerobic digestion performance. Additionally, improper preservation and handling of feedstocks like press mud, bagasse, spent wash, or food waste may lead to carbon loss, odor issues, and a decline in biogas potential.
To overcome these challenges, a focus on feedstock quality, microbial health, and process consistency is essential to ensure stable and profitable biogas generation.
Our Solutions
Our biotech solutions are engineered to address these critical challenges across the CBG production chain—from feedstock preservation to microbial performance enhancement. Whether it’s stabilizing high-organic residues like press mud or accelerating microbial activity within the digester, our products help maximize methane yield, reduce process downtime, and enhance plant profitability.
Smart Preservation for Sustainable Biogas Yield
EnzyProtect PM is a specialized solution that preserves press mud for over 150 days, protecting its energy potential and enhancing biogas output. It prevents carbon loss, supports efficient digestion, and ensures reliable feedstock availability throughout the year.
Fueling Microbial Performance for Higher Biogas Yields
Nutriboost CPNS is a precision-formulated nutrient blend that supports robust microbial activity in anaerobic digesters, especially methanogens. It accelerates digestion, boosts methane output, reduces toxic by-products, and ensures stable biogas production even under fluctuating conditions.
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