A power plant in Japan will be run by biogas made from cow dung.
As the global energy situation worsens, it appears that there is little that can be done to put our minds at peace. However, a glimmer of hope can sometimes be effective.
In an effort to maximize farm waste, a Canadian firm is getting its hands dirty. We are being literal.
Anaergia, a company that delivers clean energy solutions worldwide by utilizing organic waste, will soon construct a biogas plant using cow manure to generate renewable electricity. A press announcement indicated that the plant will be erected in Kasoka, Okayama, Japan, for the Japanese company Toyo Energy Solution Co.
The cow manure-based facility is anticipated to prevent around 13,500 tons of CO2 emissions from the manure and fossil fuels, which is equivalent to eliminating 2,900 cars from the road annually.
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