Biocore Environmental

Put sustainability at the heart of your business by becoming our Green Energy Partner. By diverting your organic waste or by-product to renewable energy your business can reduce it's carbon footprint and be a part of the climate solution. Our Anaerobic Digestion Plant in Roscommon converts 20,000 tonnes of waste to renewable energy. That's enough to power 2,000 homes. Check out our video below and visit our website at www.biocore.net Email enquiries to info@biocore.net. #biocore #anaerobicdigestion #netzero #renewableenergy #electricity #biogas #biogasplant #renewableelectricity #carbonreduction #greeneconomy #circulareconomy #carbonnegative

What a brilliant initiative showcasing Roscommon as a great place to live and work. #Roscommon #Biocore

Biocore had an amazing visit to Kilbeggan Distillery, where we mastered the art of making the perfect Irish Coffee. It is definitely worth a visit. Also thanks to the Athlone Springs Hotel and Dynamic Events for making our annual event really memorable #biocore #dynamicevents #athlonesprings #kilbeggandistillery

In the past week, I had the pleasure of participating in the Galway Summer School on "Anaerobic Digestion and Sustainable Farming," organized by Prof. Xinmin Zhan and his team at the NEO Green Research Group (University of Galway). Topics such as anaerobic digestion, high-value product recovery, life cycle assessment, digestate management, organic farming, and the use of machine learning in these areas were covered by specialists. We also had the chance to visit the Biocore Environmental AD plant in Roscommon. It has been a valuable opportunity for learning and networking with professionals and other PhD students in the field. My sincere thanks to everyone involved in organizing this event.

Following the publication of the Government’s National Biomethane Strategy, Declan Murray, CEO of Biocore Environmental, spoke to the Dairy Matters podcast about the role of biogas anaerobic digestion plants in converting organic farm waste into renewable energy. How likely is a rollout of biogas facilities, what role would farms and rural communities play in the process, what are the main obstacles, and what are the potential benefits for Irish dairy farmers? https://lnkd.in/eG2N_ePC

We were delighted to welcome Professor Xinmin Zhan and the PHD students from the AD & Agri Summer School at the University of Galway to a tour of our AD Plant in Roscommon. They had the opportunity to see firsthand how we convert organic waste into renewable energy. #anaerobicdigestion #netzero #biocore

We are thrilled to have made it to the finals of the ADBA Net Circular Solutions Award and we can't wait for the amazing event on July 10th!

James Russell from Biocore Environmental addressing the RGFI conference this afternoon. It's great to see so much support for tbiomethane. #biocore #irelandbiomethane

We were delighted to be a part of the IrBEA Bioenergy Webinar exploring industry insights and analysis of the New Biomethane Strategy. Declan Murray our CEO spoke about the concerns that the strategy does not sufficiently support the future of Biomethane in Ireland. Ireland's AD industry is the most underdeveloped in Europe, and we need to consider adopting ongoing operational supports similar to those in other European countries rather than relying solely on capital grants which will drive up development costs. There is a lack of engagement with the industry and lack of change in driving policy. For example, our current planning and licensing system is inadequate for the industry's needs. Further market certainty is needed from the Government to attract investment in a sector that has massive potential. See the full webinar https://lnkd.in/g3p9UPC9

5 Facts about Biogas and anaerobic digestion #biocore #renewableenergy #biogas #netzero