[Digestion] Small Scale Successful Anaerobic Digestion Projects in Indonesia

[Jay Kilbourn]

Our company operates 3 anaerobic digesters in the State of Massachusetts, USA.  The digesters consume food processing wastes and dairy cow manure as a feedstock.  We generate 800 kW of power and make a fertilizer that has proven very successful.  In total at the two digesters we use about 75 tons per day of food processing feedstock and 50 tons per day of manure.

I am interested in learning more about small scale projects that have a successful track record.  I will be in Indonesia in March and hope that there may be participants in this list who have such projects that I might visit and learn about.

Of course, we are happy to provide tours and information about our successful facilities.

Please respond to this post or contact me directly.

Thank-you.

Jay Kilbourn
Vice President
Casella Organics

135 Presumpscot Street, Unit 1, Portland, Maine 04103
p. 207.347.3604 | c. 207.650.6998 | f. 207.781.5794

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