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Front. Environ. Sci. Eng.    2018, Vol. 12 Issue (3) : 14    https://doi.org/10.1007/s11783-018-1037-8
FEATURE ARTICLE
Biogas and its opportunities—A review
Panagiotis G. Kougias(), Irini Angelidaki
Department of Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, Kgs. Lyngby DK-2800, Denmark
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Abstract

A comprehensive description of the biogas process is presented.

Main operational parameters influencing the biogas process are reviewed.

A historical overview of the biogas development is extensively presented.

The current status of anaerobic digestion for biogas production is discussed.

New horizons for exploitation and utilisation of biogas are proposed.

Biogas production is a well-established technology primarily for the generation of renewable energy and also for the valorization of organic residues. Biogas is the end product of a biological mediated process, the so called anaerobic digestion, in which different microorganisms, follow diverse metabolic pathways to decompose the organic matter. The process has been known since ancient times and was widely applied at domestic households providing heat and power for hundreds of years. Nowadays, the biogas sector is rapidly growing and novel achievements create the foundation for constituting biogas plants as advanced bioenergy factories. In this context, the biogas plants are the basis of a circular economy concept targeting nutrients recycling, reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and biorefinery purposes. This review summarizes the current state-of-the-art and presents future perspectives related to the anaerobic digestion process for biogas production. Moreover, a historical retrospective of biogas sector from the early years of its development till its recent advancements gives an outlook of the opportunities that are opening up for process optimisation.

Keywords Anaerobic digestion      Biogas      Biowastes      Solid waste      Manure      Industrial waste     
Corresponding Author(s): Panagiotis G. Kougias   
Issue Date: 27 April 2018
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Panagiotis G. Kougias,Irini Angelidaki. Biogas and its opportunities—A review[J]. Front. Environ. Sci. Eng., 2018, 12(3): 14.
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Category Substrate Methane yielda) (mL-CH4/g VS) Reference
Livestock manure Cattle manure 242–399 [25]
Mink manure 239–428 [2,6]
Pig manure 313–322 [3,7,8]
Poultry manure 107–438 [2,810]
Agricultural wastes Barley 322–335 [3]
Corn silage 270–298 [5,11]
Fruit & Vegetable waste 153–342 [8,12]
Meadow grass 282–388 [2,3,7]
Palm Oil Mill Effluents 378–503 [12]
Rice straw 279–280 [8,13]
Ryegrass 140–360 [3,11]
Switchgrass 122–246 [5,8]
Wheat 245–319 [3,8]
Oil/LCFA Rapeseed oil 704±13 [14]
Oleic acid 837±0.3 [14]
Household/
Municipal/
Industrial wastes
Kitchen waste 541–683 [8,15]
Organic fraction of municipal solid waste 300–570 [16,17]
Solid cattle slaughterhouse wastes 561–657 [16]
Sewage sludge 249–274 [18,19]
Macroalgae Laminaria digitata 359±5 [20]
Saccharina latissima 285±19 [20]
Tab.1  Methane yield of various organic residues
Compounds COD/VS
(g/g)
CH4 yielda)
(mL-CH4/g VS)
CH4 yielda)
(mL-CH4/gCOD)
CH4 contenta)
(%)
Carbohydrate
(C6H10O5)n
1.19 417 350 50
Proteinb)
C5H7NO2
1.42 497 350 50
Lipids
C57H104O6
2.90 1015 350 70
Ethanol 2.09 732 350 75
Acetate 1.07 375 350 50
Propionate 1.51 529 350 58
Iso-butyrate/Butyrate 1.82 637 350 63
Iso-valerate/Valerate 2.04 714 350 65
Tab.2  Theoretical methane yield of typical compounds
Fig.1  Annual number of scientific articles indexed in “Scopus” and “Web of Science” databases based on the keyword “biogas”. The decreased number of “Web of Science” for year 2017 is attributed to the time needed for the database to be updated
Fig.2  Representation of the functional roles of the microbial species involved in the different steps of AD process resembles a funnel as reported by Campanaro and collaborators [88]. The species involved at each step of AD can be found at the original Figure of the cited article [88]
Fig.3  Biogas plants in Europe by end 2015 [92]
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