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Microorganisms present in slurry produce methane gas. By adding an innovative product, emissions of methane and other greenhouse gases are greatly reduced.

Project Insights

  • €733,706

    Total Project Costs
  • 3 yr

    Project Duration
  • 2021

    Year Funded

Project Description

The project will test the efficacy at a commercial farm scale of the innovative product GasAbate Swine which enhances the energy potential of stored pig manure and slurry when used as a feedstock for anaerobic digestion (AD). The effect of gaseous emissions and the potential increase in AD will be tested and a prototype gaseous sensing and automated product dosing system will be developed at a medium scale to address key market needs.

Project Details

Total Project Cost: €733,706

Funding Agency: Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI)

Year Funded: 2021

Lead Organisation: GlasPort Bio Limited

Partner Organisation(s): Ashleigh Farms Ltd; NUI Galway

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Ruairi Friel

Lead Researcher