Business View Magazine l November 2022

68 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 9, ISSUE 11 which after processing, is mostly vented into the atmosphere. We are working on how to commercialize this CO2 so we do not have this emission anymore. The third is nutrient recovery. “After we produce biogas, what comes out of the digester is a sludge, which is difficult to transport efficiently.” “We are working on technologies that can allow the effective concentration of these nutrients so they can easily reach fields further away.” Beyond these exciting developments, Strehler is bullish on biogas for its multifaceted benefits. “Compared to other renewables like wind or solar that you plug into the grid and that is about it, with biogas, the applications are broad, encompassing agricultural, energy, organics, and waste recovery aspects. “Biogas is an exciting path, and I have to say, I’m very optimistic about what lies ahead.” PREFERRED VENDORS/PARTNERS n Komax Systems www.komax.com n Thruster Technologies LLC www.thrustertech.com A supplier of advanced emissions technologies for the Oil, Gas, and Biogas Industries, Thruster Technologies is committed to leading the oil and gas and biogas industries to a safer and environmentally responsible future. We provide superior products, timely support and reliable solutions. n Perennial Energy www.perennialenergy.com Perennial Energy, LLC is a system design, manufacturer, and supplier of biogas handling, processing and destruction systems.  All of PEI’s flare products, biogas dehydration systems, compression systems and delivery systems are specifically built to exceed your specific agricultural/ dairy site requirements.