We specialize in the application of anaerobic reactors for treating high-organic wastewater. These reactors are engineered to break down organic materials in an oxygen-free environment, generating biogas—primarily methane and carbon dioxide—as a byproduct. Various types of anaerobic reactors exist, each tailored with distinct designs, operating conditions, and advantages.

Biogas, produced as a byproduct of anaerobic reactors, is a green energy source that must be purified before use. Hydrogen sulphide (H2S) removal from biogas is of high relevance as it damages combustion engines used for heat and power generation and causes adverse public health and environmental effects. Biological processes have been reported as a cost-effective and promising approach to desulfurize biogas.