Founded in 2011, Waste4Generation began as a way to bring high-rate anaerobic digestion to the market, facilitating the onsite treatment of effluent wastes. Following a number of successful case studies, as well as designing our own pre-treatment processes for difficult to treat waste streams, in 2015 we built our own high-rate anaerobic digestion & wastewater treatment R&D facility in Corby, Northamptonshire. This provided Waste4Generation with the ability to conduct feasibility studies on our client’s waste streams.
These feasibility studies allowed us to to develop individual sustainable treatment methods for difficult to treat waste streams as well as conduct significant research & development into optimising feedstocks and how best to feed them to maximise their potential.
At the start of 2021, our anaerobic digestion and wastewater treatment centre has undertaken significant upgrades and is open to provide cost-effective and sustainable disposal for a variety of liquid waste streams.
After successfully commissioning the Corby site and based on the significant combined experience of the team, we began to be brought in as consultants for investment groups and asset managers to help and assist where high-value assets were struggling to realise their full potential and significantly increase their biogas production.
Based on our knowledge of these large scale plants and our experience gained, Waste4Generation is now using this know-how to create high quality feedstocks for the AD market, where far too often plant’s utilise low quality and often expensive feedstock, which does little to benefit the plant. Our feedstocks are carefully created to benefit both the plant and process, improve gas production and to supply key nutrients vital for bacterial colony health.