Renewable Energy

BioGas is generated through a number of processes and environments, including sewage treatment, landfill sites and from anaerobic digestion of organic materials. This is a rapidly evolving area and one which is seen as key to the government meeting its targets for renewable energy. Rowan House has worked on projects to review BioGas generation and usage, with a particular focus on improving the gas quality. This has two main benefits; firstly in maximising return from the gas generated and secondly in improving the life and reliability of the equipment and plant which use the gas.

Rowan House is able to offer a BioGas Value Study, whereby the quality of the gas produced is measured and the optimum level of refinement is recommended, given the ultimate use of the gas. This can vary from a simple requirement to burn the gas, to improving it for use in a CHP engine, right though to refining it to a standard suitable to inject into the Grid.

Rowan House is also able to offer a range of specially designed plant and processes to achieve the desired level of refinement. Many of the issues which disrupt BioGas usage processes are caused by water contamination, both in droplet and vapour form. Rowan House offers an efficient and cost effective Dehumidifying solution - the DBG system - which is tailored for each user's requirments. Further information about this and our BioGas Value Study services can be found on our downloadable data sheets - Rowan House BIOGAS Value Study and Rowan House DBG.