Feed Gas Compression Solutions

RNG is produced through the anaerobic digestion of organic waste, where microorganisms break down the material in the absence of oxygen, generating biogas. This biogas is then processed to remove impurities and carbon dioxide, resulting in purified RNG that can be injected into the natural gas grid or used directly.

Using RNG helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, diverts organic waste from landfills, enhances energy security, and supports a circular economy. Additionally, RNG can provide a renewable energy source that is compatible with existing natural gas infrastructure.

Safety considerations include monitoring for gas leaks, maintaining proper ventilation, ensuring equipment is rated for the operating pressures, and following relevant safety regulations and guidelines to mitigate risks associated with high-pressure gas systems.

RNG can be utilized in various applications, including heating residential and commercial buildings, generating electricity, and fueling natural gas vehicles. It can also be injected into the existing natural gas grid for broader distribution.

Biogas for renewable natural gas (RNG) can be collected from various organic waste sources, including agricultural waste like livestock manure and crop residues. Food waste from commercial establishments and households, along with industrial organic waste from food processing and breweries, also contribute significantly. Additionally, biogas can be captured from municipal solid waste in landfills and sewage sludge from wastewater treatment plants. By utilizing these diverse sources, biogas systems effectively capture methane and convert it into RNG, promoting sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.