Biogas Upgrading | Anaergia

BUG™ Biogas Upgrading

Built for low OPEX and high operational uptime.

The BUG™ (Biogas Upgrading) system from Anaergia is designed for maximum performance and operational efficiency. It enables quick payback on investment by converting biogas into high-value renewable natural gas (RNG). Our modular solutions meet a variety of pipeline requirements and are engineered for rapid deployment. Built in North America and backed by a dedicated local support team, the BUG™ system is your fast track to clean energy.

Anaerobic Digestion

Biogas

Sludge Handling

BUG™ Biogas Upgrading Features

Fully automated Operation

Conditioning, and patented 3-stage membrane upgrading system produces >98% methane RNG and >99% methane recovery, with >95% uptime and minimal operator input.

Optional walk-in enclosure

For weather protection with easy access for operators

Systems are shipped skidded

With complete electrical and automation works, and certified by third-party inspectors for easy installation and commissioning in any location.

Technical Specifications

The BUG™ Biogas Upgrading system is available in compact, modular units designed for fast deployment and easy integration into existing facilities. With the lowest powerer consumption and a design optimized for continuous operation, the system supports a wide range of biogas compositions and flow rates. Built with corrosion-resistant materials, it offers long-term durability even in challenging environments, while ensuring compatibility with various pipeline injection standards.

Dimensions

Available in compact modular units for containerized or skid-mounted installation

Power requirements  

Two-Staged compression for the Lowest energy consumption in biogas upgrading

Material compatibility

Built with corrosion-resistant materials suited for all types of biogas applications

Operating parameters 

Exceptional turn-down allows for faster start up and longer run time.

Industries Served

When it comes to the world of resource recovery and anaerobic digestion technologies, we stand out among the rest.

Municipal Solid Waste

Wastewater Resource Recovery

Agricultural Waste

Reference Facilities

Enerbio, situated in Italy and commissioned in 2012, stands as a remarkable example of sustainable energy production through the conversion of agricultural waste into electricity. The plant uses a wide range of organic materials as feedstocks for its energy generation process.

South San Francisco-San Bruno Water Quality Control Plant (WQCP) is a nine million gallon per day (MGD) facility that serves 100,000 people in California’s Bay Area.

Ambiente & Risorse plant in Broni, italy has the capacity to treat up to 40,000 metric tons of source separated organics a year and convert it into about 3,900,000 cubic meters of renewable natural gas (biomethane).