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Biogas Plant Solutions

Microbial solutions for anaerobic digestion & renewable energy

Inside every biogas plant, a delicate community of acid-forming and methane-forming microbes converts organic matter into biogas. When this balance slips, plants turn acidic, foaming starts and gas production crashes.

Our biogas biocultures — balanced consortia of hydrolytic, acetogenic and methanogenic bacteria — restore and maintain digester health, speed up start-up, buffer pH swings and push gas yield higher from the same feedstock.

Key Benefits

  • Up to 20–30% higher biogas yield from the same feed
  • Faster plant commissioning and start-up
  • pH stabilisation and prevention of digester souring
  • Reduced foaming and scum layer formation
  • Better digestion of fibrous and fatty feedstocks
  • Improved digestate quality for use as bio-manure
Biogas Plant Solutions

How It Works

Our Process

1

Digester Health Audit

We review feedstock, loading rate, pH, VFA/alkalinity ratio and gas generation patterns.

2

Culture Strategy

Start-up inoculation or corrective dosing plan is prepared for your digester type and volume.

3

Controlled Dosing

Cultures are introduced at defined rates to rebuild the methanogenic population without shocking the system.

4

Performance Tracking

Gas flow, pH and VFA trends are monitored as the digester returns to stable, high-yield operation.

5

Maintenance Dosing

A light recurring dose schedule keeps the microbial community at peak performance.

Applications

  • Dairy and cattle farm biogas plants
  • Community and household digesters
  • Industrial food & agri-waste digesters
  • Biogas-based electricity and CBG projects
  • Sewage sludge digesters
  • Kitchen waste-fed institutional plants

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. This is one of the most common problems we solve. Corrective dosing with pH-buffering methanogenic cultures, temporary load reduction and monitoring typically restores stable gas production within a few weeks.

Cattle dung, poultry litter, food waste, vegetable market waste, crop residues, dairy effluent and sewage sludge. Mixed feedstocks are very common and handled well with the right consortia.

Yes — we offer recurring dosing plans and periodic digester health reviews so plants continue producing at their potential rather than declining over time.

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