Transforming organic matter into biogas leverages a natural process, and aligning industrial methods closely with these inherent processes often yields superior results. Contrarily, technical systems that resist natural processes tend to amplify complexity, leading to heightened wear and operational failures. Consequently, RENERGON adopts a strategy of utilizing minimal, yet potent key components to bolster and amplify these natural processes. The outcomes are measurable synergistic effects: consistent biogas production, reduced wear, minimized energy consumption, and consequently, lowered life cycle costs, paired with an elongated plant service life and availability.

In utilizing Solid Anaerobic Digestion as the cornerstone technology (underpinned by the patented RSD® process – Renergon Simultaneous Digestion), the percolate, or process liquid, is recirculated, initiating and preserving the conversion of stackable biomass in the fermenter boxes into biogas. This cyclic percolate process ensures the homogeneous distribution of pivotal microorganisms, moisture, heat, and essential nutrients throughout the biomass. Additionally, the percolate, fortified with buffering substances, anchors the stability of the entire biogas process. Owing to the robustness of the plant technology and stable anaerobic (absence of oxygen) breakdown, impurities and foreign materials have a minimized impact.

Our attention is centered on our clients. Your choice promotes a lucrative investment through the creation of renewable energy, fuel, compost, fertilizer, and biochar, as well as through the revenues from waste disposal and procured CO2 offset certificates.

Biogas stands as a multifaceted energy vector, possessive of the capabilities for transportation and storage. Beyond the generation of electricity and heat via a Combined Heat and Power unit (CHP), it can also be refined into bio-methane (bio natural gas). Subsequently, it can be integrated into the natural gas grid, utilized as fuel (CNG) for vehicles such as cars, trucks, and buses, or canistered and marketed to industries/commercial entities or private residences.