Raw biogas becomes pipeline-grade biomethane — compressed as bio-CNG or liquefied as bio-LNG for transport and industry.
Palm oil mills, farms and food factories produce enormous biogas potential — yet most of it is flared or vented. Upgrading turns that wasted methane into a premium transport fuel.
From digester to dispenser — a complete upgrading chain matched to your gas source.
Organic waste — POME, manure, food waste — is digested into raw biogas, typically 55–65% methane.
H₂S, CO₂ and moisture are removed, lifting methane content to pipeline grade (typically >96%).
Biomethane is compressed to bio-CNG for local fleets or liquefied to bio-LNG for longer hauls and shipping.
Any steady organic waste stream with biogas potential — assessed for volume, consistency and methane yield.
Tell us about your organic waste stream — we will estimate the biomethane potential and the right upgrading route.
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