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04 Jun, 2009

Manure powered biogas town – in Germany – does not smell.

Posted by: Geoff Davis In: Energy

Lünen, north of Dortmund in Germany, is the first town to be powered by biogas from cow and horse manure. 90,000 people to benefit. Uses farm slurry and all that leftover stuff. Does not smell. Less impact than solar or wind. Did anyone mention wind?

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Also Guardian article on Lunen’s biogas

1 Response to "Manure powered biogas town – in Germany – does not smell."

1 | Atlanta Roof Company

October 14th, 2009 at 4:31 pm

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Yeah, Biogas is a real good alternative fuel. Green as u can get!

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