3.5.2018
Hamburg: 600 m3 of biogas generated by the co-digestion of sewage sludge
Industry and WWT
Hamburg Wasser, a water supply company, purifies Hamburg's wastewater and turns it into biogas! When combined with 20% external co-substrates, sewage sludge produces approximately 95,000 m3 of gas per day, which feeds into the public network. To increase the production of gas, the company takes advantage of the co-digestion of several elements, managing to produce 100 to 600 m3 of gas with only 1 m3 of input.
Original language: English
Origin: Germany
Speaker
Bern Bieniek
Graduate engineer, Hamburg Wasser
Next videos
02:11
12.5.2023
How to decarbonise the Scottish food & beverage industry with biogas
Iain Clunie
03:31
2.16.2023
Goodvalley, quality meat and respect for the environment thanks to a biogas plant
Anita Bednarek
02:29
3.15.2022
From the wastewater purifier to the biorefinery
Tania Tellini
06:23
2.1.2022
Biogas from potato processing waste: the Cavendish Farms story
John MacQuarrie