An anaerobic digester is a sealed tank with no oxygen in it, where bacteria break down wet organic waste and give off a methane-rich gas called biogas. The gas is captured and burned for heat or electricity, and the same process treats the waste at the same time. Common feedstocks are farm slurries, food processing residues, dairy whey and sludge, poultry litter, palm oil mill effluent and cassava mill effluent. What comes out is digestate, which is used as fertiliser and compost.

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