GENERATING BIOGAS IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY

MULTI-FEEDSTOCK PLANTS

Our biogas plants are designed to process a wide variety of organic waste and residues, converting them into renewable energy and high-quality fertiliser. We treat organic waste such as food and kitchen waste, as well as manure from chickens, pigs, and cows. Other organic materials, including sewage sludge, slaughterhouse waste, and industrial waste, can also be used as feedstock in our plants.

Flexibility and adaptability

The primary advantage of our multi-feedstock biogas plants is their flexibility and adaptability. By processing diverse types of organic waste, our plants ensure continuous biogas production, even when the availability of certain feedstocks fluctuates. This makes them particularly attractive for industries and farmers with access to a wide range of waste streams.

Even as single-feedstock systems, the performance of our plants is top notch.

A key feature of all our plants is the use of wet fermentation technology, which enhances biogas production efficiency and improves both profitability and the lifespan of the plant.

Expert advice and support

As specialists in the design, construction, and operation of multi-feedstock biogas plants, we are ready to advise and assist you. Whether you are considering entering the biogas market or looking to retrofit an existing agricultural plant into a waste and residues processing facility, we can help you make the transition smoothly.

Botres’ multi-feedstock biogas plants efficiently turn organic waste into renewable energy

Latest Updates

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} Oct 18, 2023
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Austria’s path to energy independence – the potential of biogas

} Sep 15, 2023
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} Aug 11, 2023
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