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Slide 1 of 8: From organic waste to bankable CBG projects

Turnkey CBG plants

Consultancy

Technology integration

Solar energy

Partner ecosystem

Turnkey CBG plants

Consultancy

Technology integration

Solar energy

Partner ecosystem

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Ways into a CBG project

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Delivery stages

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Feedstock types assessed

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CBG end uses

These figures describe the work mapped on this site — not claimed plants or years in operation.

The pathway

Waste becomes a fuel specification

Organic residues become raw biogas. That gas is cleaned and upgraded to biomethane, then compressed as CBG. Saimona’s work is to make this sequence a project that can be designed, permitted, financed and delivered.

  1. Municipal waste handling.

    Organic waste

  2. Circular digestion tank in a rural field.

    Biogas

  3. Large process tanks in an agricultural landscape.

    Biomethane

  4. Rows of high-pressure gas cylinders — CBG cascade context.

    CBG

  5. Road transport as a CBG end-use context.

    End use

How we deliver

A project pathway, not a product SKU

  1. Consultation

    Understand project objectives, offtake intent and the role Saimona should play.

  2. Feedstock assessment

    Evaluate availability, seasonality, quality and collection logic before a flowsheet is frozen.

  3. Feasibility

    Technical and commercial assessment of whether the project can be designed, permitted and financed.

  4. Project planning / DPR

    Develop the project roadmap, study documentation and decision sequence.

  5. Technology selection

    Match digestion, cleaning, upgrading and compression options to feedstock and specification.

  6. Engineering & design

    Develop engineering requirements with selected technology and manufacturing partners.

  7. Procurement & integration

    Coordinate partner equipment so the plant works as one system, not a catalogue of parts.

  8. Installation

    Support plant installation according to the agreed execution model.

  9. Commissioning

    Bring the plant to operating condition against the defined process and safety envelope.

  10. Project support

    Technical and operational support after handover, as scoped for the project.

Technology ecosystem

The right technology. The right partners. The right project.

Digester type, H₂S removal, upgrading and compression are chosen with partners against measured feedstock, gas quality and offtake — not a catalogue SKU.

Industrial compressor equipment.
Rows of high-pressure gas cylinders — CBG cascade context.

Clients and partners

Who we work with

The names below are layout placeholders so this section can be reviewed. They are not confirmed Saimona clients or partners.

Clients

Project organisations

Sponsors, operators and developers on a CBG project.

  • MAPreview

    Meridian Agro

    Agricultural residue · project sponsor

  • HOPreview

    Harbour Organics

    Municipal organic waste operator

  • CMPreview

    Canebridge Mills

    Press mud · sugar-mill offtake

  • NHPreview

    Northpark Holdings

    CBG project developer

Partners

Technology ecosystem

Digestion, cleaning, upgrading and compression partners.

  • HDPreview

    Helix Digestion

    Anaerobic digestion systems

  • CTPreview

    Clearstream Treatment

    H₂S removal and gas cleaning

  • NUPreview

    Nimbus Upgrading

    Biomethane upgrading

  • VCPreview

    Vector Compression

    Compression and cascade storage

Feedstock

Projects start with what can actually be digested

Industry feedstocks commonly assessed for CBG. A confirmed Saimona list will replace this when provided.

Hay and crop residue — agricultural feedstock context.

Agricultural residue

Straw, stalks and related crop residue. Seasonality and collection radius usually decide the plant more than the digester brand.

Energy-crop grassland.

Napier grass

A cultivated energy crop, not a waste stream. Land, water and farmer contracts sit inside the project, not outside it.

Sugarcane field — press-mud feedstock context.

Press mud

Sugar-mill filter cake. Often co-located with crushing season, storage and mill operations.

Cattle in an agricultural setting.

Cattle dung

Livestock manure with collection, grit and dilution as the real design constraints.

Organic produce and food-waste feedstock context.

Food waste

Commercial and industrial organics. Segregation and contamination control determine whether the biology holds.

Municipal waste handling.

Municipal organic waste

The organic fraction of municipal waste. Inerts and plastics drive whether wet or dry digestion is even plausible.

Applications

Where CBG is used

Road transport as a CBG end-use context.

Vehicle fuel

Specification CBG is used as a CNG substitute in transport where the applicable biomethane standard is met.

Industrial plant piping and process units.

Industrial energy

On-site or nearby industrial fuel use where offtake does not depend only on a retail-outlet cascade model.

Municipal waste handling.

Waste management

Organic residues diverted from dumping or burning, with energy as a product of the treatment system.

Soil and digestate return to agriculture.

Agriculture

Digestate managed as slurry or fermented organic manure where quality, offtake and regulation allow.

All applications

Projects

A portfolio, when there is one to show

The cards below are layout placeholders. They are not documented Saimona plants.

Utility-scale solar array. Atmospheric photography, not a Saimona project.

Solar energy

Expanding the renewable energy portfolio

A second vertical — sized to the business, not to this homepage.

Sustainability

Waste. Resource. Energy. Impact.

CBG captures methane as fuel and can return nutrients through digestate. Quantified figures will appear only from verified project data.

Soil and digestate return to agriculture.

Insights

How to read this industry

Project enquiry

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Share feedstock, location and stage. We will discuss technology, feasibility and a practical project pathway.

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