We will envision the future of the region, secure consensus among stakeholders, and formulate a biogas town development plan.
Our company handles the feasibility study and implementation support for biogas plants. We conduct feasibility studies and provide implementation support regarding the input volume of raw materials, biogas generation, methods of gas utilization, and the use of digestate from biogas plants. Additionally, we carry out initiatives aimed at implementation over a period of approximately 5 to 6 years, from consensus building to the operation of the biogas plant. 【Flow of Investigation and Implementation Support】 1. Consensus building and basic research 2. FS (Feasibility Study) investigation 3. Basic design and construction project application 4. Construction project and process management 5. Operation of the biogas plant *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company has been supporting dairy farming and regional development by focusing on measures for livestock manure management, conducting feasibility studies for biogas plants in various municipalities, and creating plans for their implementation. Dairy farmers aim to produce safe and high-quality milk. It is also important for their management to be sustainable in the future. To achieve this, we believe that biogas plants, which can address issues such as securing labor, environmental measures like odor control and water pollution, and producing high-quality compost, are an integral part of improving dairy facilities. Additionally, we will support the introduction of biogas plants that utilize local resources through ongoing discussions with community members. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.
