Providing sustainable waste reduction solutions since 2014
Since 2014 ALG Biogas has been providing a sustainable waste reduction solution to farms, business and the local community, throughout Ireland. ALG Biogas Ltd accept a wide range of food waste from providers including, food processing factories, out of date stock from supermarkets, domestic food waste, catering waste from hotels, restaurants, schools, hospitals to our anaerobic digestion process to produce biogas and biofertiliser. The biogas is combusted in a combined heat and power plant to produce renewable electricity and heat. The electricity is exported to the national grid to power homes and businesses.
Our Sites
We operate from two sites within Tyrone
Certified member of both the Biofertiliser Certification Scheme and the Renewable Energy Association (REA)
The Biofertiliser Certification Scheme (BCS) provides assurance to consumers, farmers, food producers and retailers that digestate produced from anaerobic digestion is safe for human, animal and plant health. Biofertiliser is the name adopted for the quality digestate that meets the PAS110 & ADQP or ASRS specification.
REA is a not-for-profit trade association, representing British renewable energy producers and promoting the use of renewable energy in the UK. REA helps, members build commercially and environmentally sustainable businesses whilst increasing the contribution of renewable energy to the UK’s electricity, heat, transport and green gas needs.
ADBA is the voice of Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Industry in the UK. Being a member allows us to easily keep up do date with what is happening in the fast developing world of Anaerobic Digestion, access industry specific resources and stay informed about the latest policy and industry updates.
Cré (which is the Irish word for ‘soil’), is a non profit association of public and private organisations, dedicated to growing the biological treatment sector. Cré supports the production of high quality outputs, assists the delivery of Government waste diversion and bioenergy targets, and promotes the creation of sustainable indigenous jobs.