Teg Environmental installs and operates AD plant and equipment designed and manufactured by UTS Biogas.
UTS Biogas is a major force in Anaerobic Digestion in Europe where it has in operation, more than 1,500 European facilities. UTS has 15 years of experience in developing turnkey solutions that offer its extensive experience and they list within their web site a wide range of proven benefits, mostly aimed at high biogas yields and reliable plant operation at low cost.
In the UK TEG is actively involved in bids for local authority and waste management industry contracts as well as providing engineering, project and operational expertise for existing plants.
Teg lists the follwoing as potential waste feedstocks for their AD plants::
Watch this BBC News Channel item on TEG Environmental. It is about composting but no doubt soon it will be accompanied on YouTube by additional videos on their AD Plants:
TEG Contract with WRG (Waste Recycling Group)
September 2011
Details of WRG’s anaerobic digestion plant emerged as organic waste recycling specialist the TEG Group announced that its subsidiary TEG Environmental has won a contract with WRG to process waste in TEG’s current network of facilities.
The contract will commence in the second half of 2012 and will expire in March 2015. Its value will range from £2-3 million depending upon the volume of waste delivered over the period.
Commenting for TEG, chief executive Mick Fishwick said: "We are delighted to be working with WRG. The contract will further underpin our operations, will provide an additional new revenue stream and will pleasingly further cement our relationship with WRG".
Teg and Co-Located IVC and AD
TEG Group was an early starter in the organic waste processing scene when only composting plants were being built. We presume that they now also operate some of these green waste composting plants with added AD facilities.
On their web site they point out the clear advantages which are present when both in-vessel composting facilities and AD plants are co-located on the same sites.
Some of the plus points are:
Flexibility to process any particular waste stream arriving at the gate through the best process for that type of waste
Ability to co-compost digestate with green waste for a high quality stabilised product
Flexibility during maintenance of AD plant equipment to continue to process waste through the facility.
A case study which shows a Teg Composting Plant and which is available on their web site is the Banham Compost Facility banhm Compost is a subsidiary of Banham Poultry Limited, located in Attleborough, Norfolk.
Their plant operates at Banham Poultry, and according to the information provided on their web site, processes the organic waste produced by the hatchery, breeder farms, broiler farms, four industrial production sites (two operational), and separate divisions for live and fresh meat transport. The company can at times process up to 870,000 chickens per week.
They are currently (September 2011), according to their web site, looking for buyers of their high quality compost product.
