BioEnergy in Egypt
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BioEnergy in Egypt

Wed, 2016-07-20 10:11

The fertilizer I get from the manure is excellent for farming. Now I have plenty of both superphosphate and urea fertilizer.

(Hamada Hassan Mohamed, farmer)

Simple biogas technology is changing the lives of farmers across Egypt by providing sustainable, cheap, clean energy and highly nutrient fertilizer for their crops.

[video via UNDP | YouTube]
 

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