About Biogas
Biogas is primarily a mix of methane (CH4) and carbon dioxide (CO2) along with other trace gases. It is produced through anaerobic degradation of organic matter or waste from plants or animals, the gaseous emission is considered as Biogas. Which can be used for …..Our Biogas is produced in low levels oxygen (O2) all-natural environment that has degradable organic matter present.
Biomass and Waste is Our Feedstock
Biogas is produce using a broad range of feedstocks suitable for anaerobic digestion. Currently, high fermentable carbohydrate levels feedstocks such as corn and sugarcane etc. are required to produce biogas using ethanol technologies. At Palmline Bioenergy, we make every effort for a greener and cleaner energy without any possibility of eating into vital food stocks that the world’s teeming and growing population need to consume. That is why we use biomass and waste as our feedstock to produce biogas, we also use leftover organic material from both ethanol and biodiesel production. This is against the use of other types of agriculture and food-based sources of fuel like Maize, cassava and others.