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In Ireland, a €30 million College Group biomethane complex in County Meath has been connected to the national gas grid. It is the second major biomethane producer to receive a direct connection to the country's gas system in the last month. The capacity of the enterprise is up to 75 GWh of biomethane per year. For the production of gas by anaerobic fermentation method will mainly use food waste and organic [...] The post Ireland Expands Biometha…
Meath biomethane plant connected to national gas network
A new €30m biomethane facility in Nobber, Co Meath, has been connected to Ireland’s national gas network, allowing College Group to turn food and agri-food waste into renewable gas. The facility, which was officially launched by Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Helen McEntee, has the capacity to produce up to 75 GWh of biomethane […]
Agri-waste-fuelled Meath biomethane plant connects to gas network
A €30 million facility in Nobber, Co. Meath that converts agri-food waste into biomethane is now connected to Ireland’s national gas network. The company produces renewable gas from food waste and other organic materials, using a portion of that biomethane to both power its own facility and fuel its newly acquired bioCNG vehicles. The anaerobic digestion process that creates the biomethane also creates a nutrient-rich biofertiliser known as dig…
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