July 27, 2007
Waste to Energy from Cow Dung
Cow dung has been found to be something that can be used rather than a burden towards the growing pollution and waste problem that the world is experiencing today. Cows are usually known to serve as food alone, but their waste discharges have now been another aspect that can help provide alternative energy sources.
Biomethane from cow dung has become a new source of energy source for the world to use. It is now another form of looking for potential recycling of resources that can make a difference.
Filed by Brian Yalung at July 27th, 2007 on 4:32 am
under Alternative Energy, Animals, Earth Friendly, Ecology, Re-use, Recycle, Renewable Resources, Video Clips, waste | 1 comment
Tags: Alternative Energy, alternative_energy_sources, Animals, cows, cow_dung, Earth Friendly, Ecology, energy_source, Pollution, Re-use, Recycle, recycling, Renewable Resources, Video Clips, waste, waste_discharges
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Biomethane is but one of the energy products that can be extracted from cow manure. We are developing several manure to energy projects that will produce electricity, steam and/or hot water AND will eliminate ALL of the manure, leaving only a sterile, odorless, dry ash that has considerable value as a soil amendment or can be used in a variety of commercial and indusrial applications.
Comment by joelsk44039 — July 28, 2007 @ 5:35 am