Webinar181116: Economic viability of commercial anaerobic digestion of food waste

Date: 
2pm (NZDT), 16 November 2018
Where: 
by GoToWebinar link
 
Around the world, significant quantities of residual food waste is being treated to produce energy and high grade fertiliser.  It uses proven technology and is an integral part of a growing circular economy.

Cities such as Auckland are adopting “Zero organic waste to landfill by 2040” policies and are looking at how to treat the residual waste that can not be recycled and get income that offsets the cost of waste collection and management.
 
The webinar will be based around information from an operating anaerobic digester facility in Western Australia. The facility takes feedstock from a range of organic waste streams and produces biogas and high grade fertilizer. These underpin the financial viability of the facility.

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Continuing Professional Development

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About the presenter

Joseph Oliver has 10 years direct experience in the design, commissioning and operation of commercial scale anaerobic digestion plants in the UK and Australia. He has direct familiarity with installation and operation of the main component parts including pumping systems, gas upgrade, flare systems and biogas generation systems.

He has supervised the design of over 10 AD plants and supervised the construction of 3 successfully operating AD plants in the UK.

Joe led the final design, construction and commissioning of the Richgro plant in Western Australia.



Attendance at this webinar is FREE courtesy of EECA Business