Transforming food waste into energy resources! Environmentally friendly biogas power generation.

New Energy | Achieving the currently trending SDGs and carbon neutrality through biogas power generation!

Biogas power generation involves fermenting biomass resources, such as food waste like kitchen scraps and vegetable peels, sewage sludge, and livestock manure, in an anaerobic environment to produce biogas, which is then used for electricity generation. Our company's kitchen waste processing system (disposer) is utilized for the pretreatment of food waste, and since all wastewater is fed into the device, there is no need for equipment such as solid-liquid separation systems, allowing for a reduction in equipment size and installation costs. This makes it possible to install the system in large commercial facilities and food factories that generate about 1 to 2 tons of food waste per day. **Features of Biogas Power Generation** - **Carbon Neutrality**: The CO2 produced from burning biogas originates from the CO2 absorbed by biomass from the atmosphere, so it is considered that this does not contribute to an increase in atmospheric CO2. - **SDGs Example: 13 Climate Action**: By converting biomass resources into gas, it is possible to reduce the CO2 emissions that would otherwise be released through incineration. - **Formation of a Local Production for Local Consumption and Circular Society**: By generating biogas using local materials, the energy can be recovered and returned to the community. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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