Biogas is a versatile and easily adaptable renewable energy source resulting from the organic matter decomposition via micro-organisms that accelerate the anaerobic digestion process. This decomposition produces a mixture primarily consisting of methane, carbon dioxide (CO2), and other gaseous components.
This process takes place in specialized biogas treatment facilities. With a methane content of 50 to 55%, biogas has great potential for renewable electricity production.
It is important to emphasize that the choice of raw materials can affect the composition and final quality of the produced biogas. Furthermore, utilizing different raw materials provides operational flexibility to biogas facilities, ensuring a consistent and reliable supply of green energy.