Digestion via a co-fermentation digester
Sustainable biomass is playing an increasingly important role in our economy. Organic co-products can contribute to the energy transition.
In a co-fermentation digester, bacteria convert organic co-products into biogas under oxygen-poor (anaerobic) conditions. In co-digestion, animal manure is supplemented with organic co-products. In a co-fermentation digester, this is at least 50% animal manure mixed with other biomass.
These co-products often provide a higher gas yield, which increases efficiency. Due to the availability of manure and organic co-products, co-fermentation digesters are often located in agricultural businesses.
At Looop, we have a wide range of organic co-products suitable for processing in a co-fermentation digester.
Organic co-products contribute to the energy transition.
We give co-products a new valuable purpose.
Through co-digestion, co-products are transformed into sustainable gas. At Looop, we have a wide range of co-products suitable for processing in various digesters. Want to know more?
- Read more about manure digester
- Read more about vegetable digester
- Read more about the NaWaRo digester
- Read more about industrial digester
Our co-products find their new purpose in renewables, animal feed, pet food, and as substrates for insects.