

A biogas plant is a container of a slurry of bacteria and wet organic matter that
produces methane and carbon dioxide. The methane-
Biogas technology has a long history, especially in countries such as China, India
and Nepal. In UK, the rest of Europe and USA, it had a brief burst of interest in
the early 1980s, but was seen as uneconomic, when the oil price dropped. Since the
1990s, there has been a strong revival of interest in Germany, followed by the Sweden
Denmark and Austria. The UK has been very slow in following their lead, mainly because
the technology is still seen as uneconomic. Germany and other European countries
provided subsidised feed-
Biogas is a fuel gas that can be used in gas burners, for cooking and heating, or in internal (and external) combustion engines to give shaft power or to drive an electric generator.
Based on extensive experience of very successful biogas technology in Asia, Kingdom Bioenergy Ltd is developing a biogas plant design for the UK and European market.
Biogas Technology