The Globe and Mail

Biogas digesters turn emissions into fuel – so why won’t governments support them?

George Dick’s $45-million biogas digester plant in Chilliwack stands out amidst the foggy, fertile fields of British Columbia’s dairy country. Within the biogas digester’s two huge, sealed tanks, cow ...
MLive

City of Flint's biogas plant construction 'on schedule;' Kettering University faculty begin biogas and biomethane research

FLINT, Michigan -- Construction has started, lab equipment has been ordered and a team of Kettering University faculty researchers have jetted to Sweden to learn more about biogas and biomethane ...
The Gazette

Iowa bills encourage digesters at large-scale animal confinements

STOCKTON — Powering an anaerobic digester is like feeding a cow with a million-gallon stomach. Into the tank goes a massive amount of manure, culled potatoes, distillers grain, wet corn gluten and ...
The Nation Newspaper

Biogas: Cow dung power for farmers

A new technology known as biogas, which generates methane gas from cow dung and transfers it into cooking fuel, is exciting farmers, DANIEL ESSIET reports. Mr Adewole Zacheus, a small scale farmer in ...