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August 04, 2016

This Week´s Featured News Stories

Developments in biogas standardization

The ISO standardization institute established a technical committee TC 255 “Biogas” which is developing new standards since 2015. TC 255 is developing standards about biogas installations, such as fermentation, biogas treatment, biogas upgrading & liquefaction, flares, gasification, ... » read more

Clarke Energy at Wastecon 2016

Clarke Energy is pleased to be making its debut in the United States in Indianapolis at Wastecon 2016. Wastecon is organised by the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) and is the largest event focusing on waste management in North America. Wastecon will be held at the Indiana Convention ... » read more

BioGasClean

BioGasClean is specialized in biological desulfurization of biogas and landfill gas. The company develops, manufacturers and markets advanced fully automated bio-trickling filters for H2S removal. BioGasclean has approx. 125 plants in operation or under construction in 35 countries and supplies clean renewable fuel to more than 300 MW gas engines.

Driving green infrastructure USA grows

Renewable natural gas is derived from the methane that emits from organic waste as it decomposes. This methane is captured at agricultural facilities, ... » read more

NREL Technique Leads to Improved Perovskite Solar Cells

Scientists at the Energy Department`s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), in collaboration with researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University ... » read more

The Torque - small wind turbine with maximum return at lower height

The Torque is a small, modular build, vertical wind turbine of the newest generation, with countless advantages. Due to the sophisticated and patented ... » read more

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