A multi-million pound diversification project has allowed an enterprising dairy farm to convert slurry and food waste into biofuel, as it looks to tap into the growing market for renewable energy. Its high-tech cryogenic system purifies and liquifies raw biogas by chilling it in a series of heat exchangers to produce liquified natural gas (bio-LNG), […]
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