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Sign upTurning non-consumable organic waste into clean energy & fertilizer on site
Turning non-consumable organic waste into clean energy & fertilizer on site
Synthetic fertilizers do not only cause harm during its production but also during the application to the agricultural lands. Let's re-use non-consumable food waste as a resource through the circular economy. This containerized Waste Transformer solution processes between 500kg to 3600kg of organic waste per day and convert it into biogas to electricity, residual heat, recovered water & organic fertilizer. It thus reduces energy bills and waste handling fees. It works as a Plug & play system featuring 24/7 online monitoring & low maintenance costs.
The Waste Transformers
A Waste Transformer (anaerobic digester) turns food waste into clean energy and natural fertilizer, all on-site.
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