What types of facilities have anaerobic digesters?

Anaerobic digesters are usually built on sites that have a steady supply of organic materials and need energy or heat. Common examples include farms, water resource recovery facilities, food production facilities, and landfills. Also, stand-alone digesters can be built in a central location to accept organics from multiple businesses.

Show All Answers

1. What is anaerobic digestion?
2. What is an anaerobic digester?
3. What is co-digestion?
4. What is biogas?
5. How is biogas generated?
6. What is digested material and what is it used for?
7. What types of organic materials produce biogas?
8. Is biogas a renewable energy source?
9. Can biogas replace fossil fuels?
10. How does biogas help reduce effects of climate change?
11. What types of facilities have anaerobic digesters?
12. Is there a difference between landfill gas and biogas?
13. Is there a difference between natural gas and biogas?
14. If I build a biogas system will it stink?
15. Are anaerobic digesters safe?