Your partner for anaerobic digestion from A to Z

Anaerobic digestion is a path to the future for managing waste and producing renewable energy, especially in agriculture and agribusiness. WESSLING is considered to be one of the drivers of biogas innovation in Europe and internationally.

We share our expertise to offer you precise and rapid analysis in the field of anaerobic digestion. We provide you with reliable solutions adapted to your context by offering you a wide range of services and analyses. 

Our teams are involved in identifying and exploiting methanogenic sources, managing installations and, further downstream, in the energy recovery of biogas and the agronomic recovery of digestate.

Optimise your digestion and production performance

Managing your installation and implementing levers to optimise its profitability: we will help you to assess the quality of inputs, perform biological monitoring and assess the quality of the digestate. Leak detection is also one of our skills and ensures the integrity (proper functioning) of your installation.

Your benefits and our services at a glance:

  • advice and expertise adapted to your context
  • complete support to increase biogas yield
  • immediate and continuous improvement in installation performance
  • advice and expertise on the overall operation of the installation
  • optimisation of substrate costs, installation maintenance and additional costs
  • identification of residual gases in the digestate
  • biogas/biomethane samples and analyses on site

Sampling for analysis of anaerobic digestion

We supply customers with new sample bottles adapted to the substrate. WESSLING uses a stabiliser for the biological parameters in order to obtain a real picture of the digestion process, so you no longer need to freeze your samples. We can analyse your products after long periods of storage.

WESSLING news

WESSLING will get a new owner

We would like to inform you that on March 25th the WESSLING Holding GmbH & Co. KG signed an agreement to transfer ownership to ALS Limited.

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Microplastics in drinking water: the European Commission selects analysis methods

On March 11, 2024, the European Commission announced a significant advancement in the monitoring of microplastics in drinking water. This announcement marks a major step in efforts to ensure the safety of water intended for human consumption.

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