[Digestion] Kitchen grease to biogas

[Paul Harris]

It may be better to conver the grease to biodiesel, as that is what we
will be really short of - there are plenty of sources for biogas (even
the "waste" products of biodiesel?).

The sewage should produce enough biogas to run the plant (and heat the
biodiesel process!).

"Zietsman, Rex" wrote:
> 
> Here is an interesting article:
> "MILLBRAE, CA -- Chevron Energy Solutions, a unit of Chevron
> Corporation, and the City of Millbrae today celebrated the completion of
> new facilities at Millbrae's Water Pollution Control Plant that use a
> common urban waste -- inedible kitchen grease from restaurants -- to
> naturally produce biogas for generating renewable power and heat to
> treat the city's wastewater.
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