Development of new MEGACO technology
This summer, OWS completed two R&D projects focusing on the development of a biological conversion technology for the production of biomethane from CO2 and hydrogen.
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This summer, OWS completed two R&D projects focusing on the development of a biological conversion technology for the production of biomethane from CO2 and hydrogen.
This expert statement, commissioned by European Bioplastics, tackles two aspects related to the (bio)degradation of agricultural mulching films in soil.
The plant on Shikoku island will convert 64 tonnes of organic material into biogas daily in a 3,000m³ fermenter.
OWS will build its first plant in the UK, and De Tijd has taken notice.
Last year, OWS performed a large desk research study for Plastics Europe on the benefits and challenges of bio- and oxo-degradable plastics.
Two active researchers and established figures have written an open letter explaining these misconceptions based on scientific facts.
In June 2013, DIN CERTCO extended the certificate and OWS was also recognised to perform home composting tests and biobased tests.
Together with IGEAN environment and safety, OWS is carrying out a demonstration project in which verge grass will be fermented together with GFT waste.
As an independent laboratory, we have built an international reputation in biodegradation and composting tests.
We are recognized worldwide by all certification bodies active in the field of biodegradable or compostable materials.
More than 25 years of experience with biogas and an expert in the field of anaerobic fermentation.
We offer a tailored approach, which is catered to each customer’s specific needs.
