Biomethane and Biogas

Biogas is a mixture of mainly methane and carbon dioxide produced by the anaerobic fermentation of organic matter.

By purifying biogas, we can obtain Biomethane, which is the chemical equivalent of fossil methane (natural gas) and can be used for the same purposes as methane, such as energy, transport or chemical production, including the production of hydrogen. Biomethane can be liquefied to obtain bioLNG, which can be used directly as a low-emission fuel, e.g. to power trucks and other vehicles.

Main technologies for obtaining biogas:

Basic substrates for biogas

Four main groups of waste substrates allowing the production of biogas:

1. Organic fraction (MSW): production residues and food scraps, green waste (e.g. leaves and grass), paper and cardboard and wood that are not used otherwise (e.g. for composting or recycling). MSW also includes some industrial waste from the food industry.

2. Animal manure: from farm animals, including cattle, pigs, poultry and sheep.

3. Sewage sludge: semi-solid organic matter recovered as sewage gas from municipal sewage treatment plants.

4. Crop residues: residues from the harvest of wheat, corn, rice, other coarse grains, sugar beets, sugar cane, soybeans and other oilseeds.


Availability of the main sources of waste biomass and organic waste at the disposal of biogas plants in Poland:


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