Dr Alla Silkina and Professor Lynsey Melville presented ALG-AD in the Research and Innovation hub at the World Biogas Expo 2020 this week.
https://www.biogastradeshow.com/innovationhub/
Information about our work was shared with an international audience, including the latest results on digestate processing, algal cultivation and the exciting compounds found within the algae grown on digestate.
Lynsey also talked about the Decision Support Tools, which are being developed to enable stakeholders to explore the potential of microalgae in relation to their own AD scenarios, and requested feedback and input from any interested stakeholders .
If any interested AD plant managers or farmers with onsite AD wish to get in touch to discuss the potential of ALG-AD, we welcome you to get in touch, either through individual team members, our social media channels, or via Project manager, Louise Hall – l.t.hall@swnasea.ac.uk Read More
The ALG-AD team will be holding an open day at Langage AD for interested stakeholders. It will be an opportunity to share our expertise on our solution to valorise excess digestate, by growing algae.
And it offers an opportunity to introduce more people to the decision support toolset which is under development.
The event will take place on 29th June 2020, and will be a virtual event which can be attended online.
Please ensure this date is placed in your diary and let us know of your interest by contacting Alla SILKINA at : a.silkina@swansea.ac.uk Read More
EBA organised a Scientific Advisory Council (SAC) Webinar "Research agenda on biogas in Europe” as an anchor point for biogas research in Europe. the aim of this event was to bring research institutes closer to stakeholders from other sectors (industry, policy) through the EBA channels, so that involved actors can better identify and benefit from emerging opportunities (workshops, conferences, dissemination tools, project proposals, etc.)
The ALG-AD project was presented by Pr Carole Llewellyn and shared the latest results from industrially installed pilots. Read More
A two-day event was organised recently by the Detecte project in France, focusing on the challenges and opportunities associated with the development of anaerobic digestion. Read More
AC3A and Normandy School of Management are organizing an event dedicated to anaerobic digestion on March 3 and 4 in Caen as part of the ALG-AD and DETECTE projects. Read More
AD plant managers/owners and novel feed producers are being invited to join the ALG-AD project at a workshop which will be held in February at its pilot facility in Oostkamp, Belgium.
The event, planned for Thursday 13th February 2020, offers delegates the opportunity to find out more about the work being done on the project and to contribute to its further development and long term implementation. We would specifically like to receive information from the delegates on the criteria needed for them to adopt the ALG-AD technology in the future. Read More
Biogaz Europe is the reference event for biogas in France. This year ALG-AD attended, spreading the word about the project and our aims and objectives. Read More
An open day and workshop was held recently at the lead partner facilities in South Wales to allow a chance for face to face discussions to take place between partners, and to see the reactor facilities available at the lead partner. Read More
ALG-AD attended this day and a half transnational event as it focussed on the results achieved by the 83 NWE projects funded so far.
Particularly useful was guidance on how to further support uptake and impact of the work being undertaken by researchers. Read More
Professor Carole Llewellyn was invited to talk about the work being done by ALG-AD at the close out conference held in Slovenia for the Saltgae project. Read More
