Organic waste is collected, removing carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) from the farmland.
Organic waste is transported.
Organic waste is reduced to biomass in a grinder.
The biogas plant converts the waste to methane and CO2.
Residual product is used as efficient fertiliser in the fields, and the cycle starts again.
Conversion produces
CO2.
Excess electricity is converted to hydrogen to use in the methanation process.
CO2 and hydrogen are methanised.
Conversion also produces
Methane (CH4), which is sent to the national grid.
for jet and maritime.
for heavy transport.
for household and industrial processes.
for textiles and bicycles etc.
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