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Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, Lily D’Ambrosio, has recently announced that Gaia EnviroTech has been awarded funding for the establishment of commercially viable Anaerobic Digestion (AD) for organic waste. This project is supported by the...
Gaia EnviroTech, the bioenergy and organic waste management division of Gekko Systems, have designed and manufactured Australia’s first modular anaerobic biodigester, with successful installations across regional Victoria and Tasmania. Anaerobic digestion is a series...
Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Angus Taylor MP has unveiled Australia’s Bioenergy Roadmap. The Bioenergy Roadmap reveals that by the start of the next decade, Australia’s bioenergy sector could contribute to around $10 billion in extra GDP per...
Another Gaia EnviroTech Anearobic Digester installation was officially signed off including full gas certification in northern Victoria this week, marking a huge milestone for the project. Following installation...
The Gaia EnviroTech team delivered another Australian designed and manufactured biodigester in Regional Victoria. This biodigester will produce renewable on demand energy in the form of gas and heat from agricultural and food waste and produce valuable...
Watch Gaia’s Technical Director Sandy Gray profile the Gaia EnviroTech anaerobic biodigester modular technology. Sandy is the award-winning lead designer of this technology. He is a past winner of the Clunies Ross Science Award, AusIMM Engineering Excellence...
Modular in design, the Gaia EnviroTech anaerobic biodigester is both highly configurable and efficient. Download the technology profile to learn more.
Designed and manufactured in Ballarat, Victoria, the system is easily transportable and quick to install on site. Download the technology profile to learn more.
The Capability Profile contains information on:
- Business Overview
- Solutions
- Installations
Downloadthe Diary Effluent Case study
The system in this case study was installed in November 2018 as a 12-month research and development project to establish viability of an anaerobic digestion plant designed to convert dairy effluent to energy and minimise odour.
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