Anaerobic digesters hold the promise of economical and environmentally acceptable energy production from waste, but the process is not without its problems. Andy Collings visits a farm-based system developed to handle any type of organic feedstock — and it claims to be the most energy efficient on the market
Anaerobic digestion
Anaerobic digesters hold the promise of economical and environmentally acceptable energy production from waste, but the process is not without its problems. Andy Collings visits a farm-based system developed to handle any type of organic feedstock — and it claims to be the most energy efficient on the market
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