7.7.2026
PSA for biomethane from landfill gas: a flexible solution for methane recovery
Applications and technologies
Producing biomethane from landfill gas efficiently and flexibly is possible thanks to the integration of a Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) process for recovering methane from off-gas with a CO₂ separation system. The technology presented in this interview uses activated carbon to selectively separate methane from nitrogen, ensuring high operational flexibility and adapting to different CO₂ concentrations and flow rates of up to 5,000 m³/h. While offering significant advantages in terms of versatility, this solution is particularly suitable for large-scale plants or in markets where biomethane production is supported by incentive schemes.
Video collected during EUBCE 2026, in our capacity as Media Partner.
Original language: English
Origin: Italy
Speaker
Arturo Di Fraia
R&D Coordinator, Gruppo AB
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