3.22.2020
Animal by-products for biogas production: a focus on Greece
Agriculture and breeding
Animal by-products (ABPs) are products no longer intended for human consumption. They Include animal carcasses or parts thereof such as hooves, hair, bones, etc.
The management of these by-products is regulated at the European level and in particular by Regulation 1069/09/EC and Regulation 142/2011/EU. These regulations also oversee the use of ABPs for biogas production. Maria Loizidou, professor at NTU explains how European legislation influences the production of biogas from animal by-products in Greece.N1024
Original language: English
Origin: Greece
Speaker
Panagiola Papadaki
Acting Director, Veterinary Public Health Directorate
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