Gas is only part of the CBG story. The digestate left after anaerobic digestion creates a route to recover organic matter and nutrients for agriculture through solid and liquid organic manure.
Our manure work grows directly from our CBG projects. We plan digestate separation, storage, and processing alongside the digester, connecting plant operations with local agricultural needs.
FOM and LFOM are the main product pathways. Enriched products such as PROM can be evaluated where feedstock, processing, and demand support them. Product development and supply are based on testing and the requirements of the intended use.
Fermented Organic Manure — the processed solid pathway
Liquid Fermented Organic Manure — the liquid pathway
An enriched product pathway, subject to validation
The plant process that connects energy and nutrient recovery
Processing and product selection follow the properties of the digestate and the needs of the agricultural market.
The solid digestate fraction can be processed into an organic manure for soil application. Product testing guides its composition, handling, and recommended use.
Solid · Organic Matter · Soil ApplicationThe liquid fraction provides a separate organic manure pathway. Storage, quality checks, and application planning are matched to the product and local farming conditions.
Liquid · Storage · Application PlanningAn enriched organic manure pathway that requires additional processing and phosphorus inputs. We evaluate it where product testing and commercial demand support development.
Enriched · Product Development · ValidationDigestate handling is part of the plant design, from separation and storage to the route for a usable manure product.
We connect manure development with the farming communities around our plants and discuss product needs with potential partners.
Tell us about your location, application, and product requirements so we can discuss the right route from CBG digestate.
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