ENSPAR Biogas Gmbh products

Businesses around the world are searching for an alternative to corn silage as a substrate in the production of biogas. Straw, a by-product in the grain industry, offers itself as a good option here. Current state-of-the-art technology can use straw to obtain 50–70 percent of the gas yield otherwise produced by corn silage. Straw is therefore a real alternative for farms producing grain. Combined agricultural businesses that also rear livestock only need to make a few modifications to their workflows to exploit the significant advantages of straw fermentation. A greater use of straw as bedding in the stables and its downstream fermentation in a biogas plant may cut back on the significant costs for mechanical pulping processes. This presents a simple way of using straw as a substrate in the production of biogas.