Explore our research on anaerobic digestion for sustainable energy and nutrient recovery. Our publications cover biogas production, feedstock optimization, and the use of digestate/bioslurry to improve soil health and support circular bioeconomy solutions
| Title | Description | Download | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biomethane potential of urban food waste in Africa | Expansion of Anaerobic Digestion in Africa is limited by high investment costs and concerns about feedstock availability. Currently, the focus is mostly on digestion of animal manure. There is, however, a huge amount of untapped potential feedstocks. Urban and household waste, including sewage sludge, represent a significant biomethane potential due to their high organic content, moisture level and biodegradability. This poster evaluates the biomethane potential of urban food waste in Africa, which may amount to 24 billion cubic meter (BCM). | 260 Downloads | 2025 |
| Feedstock impact biogas and bioslurry quality | Showing which feedstocks and combinations of feedstock yield most biogas, and highest quality bioslurry. | 333 Downloads | 2023 |
| Best practices for bio-slurry storage to minimize losses | The poster presents the best practices to avoid nutrient loss from bioslurry during storage. These practices include covering the storage, creating a barrier layer in the ground to prevent leaching, and providing ample storage to avoid overflow. Available in English and French. | 37 Downloads | 2024 |
| Best practices for bio-slurry storage to minimize losses (in French) | The poster presents the best practices to avoid nutrient loss from bioslurry during storage. These practices include covering the storage, creating a barrier layer in the ground to prevent leaching, and providing ample storage to avoid overflow. Available in English and French. | 40 Downloads | 2024 |