Last week, Bioenergy Devco hosted experts and peers in organics management and the circular economy from jurisdictions across the country to discuss Maryland’s new organics waste diversion law, best practices for implementing organics diversion programs at the local level, and considerations for supporting local businesses with compliance.
BDC applauds Biden Administration, EPA and USDA for taking critical steps to reduce methane emissions through anaerobic digestion.
A lot of progress has been made in the past month on the construction of the Maryland Food Center anaerobic digester. Explore the progress through the photos below: The frame of the receiving building and administration building is complete, and the tipping floor where waste will be received is poured. The mixers and heat exchangers …
Food scraps and other organics that are broken down and recycled in the anaerobic digestion process produce renewable energy, but the material left over in the tanks doesn’t completely disappear. A nutrient, carbon, and microbe-rich soil amendment, called digestate, is removed from the tanks and turned into a product that is vital for healthy farms, …
How would you describe your role at BDC? What is exciting about it for you? My title is Project Coordinator for the E&C department, but my day-to-day role is very fluid. I’ve done work with project management, process engineering, and construction as well. I enjoy working with each of the members of the E&C team …
Local officials and business owners convened to acknowledge the economic and environmental impacts of anaerobic digestion in Maryland. On Monday, June 21, Bioenergy Devco (BDC) had the pleasure of hosting County Executive Dr. Calvin Ball, the Howard County Economic Development Authority and local business leaders at our Maryland Food Center anaerobic digestion (AD) facility in …
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