7.22.2024
Biomethane from municipal solid waste and organic waste
Applications and technologies
Biomethane can be produced not only from organic waste, but also from municipal solid waste. The latter, destined for landfills, can generate biogas and requires more intensive processes for the production of biomethane. However, thanks to separate waste collection, it is now easier to link production directly to the fermentation of the organic fraction. Regardless of the type of waste, there are several solutions to make use of it. Find out more in this video.
Original language: Spanish
Origin: Spain
Speaker
Maria Teresa Simorte Gancedo
R&D Engineer, FCC Medio Ambiente
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