Biogas plants proven in 100+ projects across 45 countries
Biogas plants built for your sector
Food & beverage
Municipal waste management
Agriculture
Slaughterhouses & meat processing
Project developers
Repowering existing plants
All technology built and owned in-house
No subcontractors for core systems. HoSt controls the full technology stack, which means fewer integration risks, faster problem resolution, and a single point of accountability.
- Full in-house technology
Digestion, upgrading, bio-LNG, bio-CNG, CO₂ liquefaction, all developed and owned by HoSt. - Proprietary control software
In-house SCADA and monitoring software ensures reliable operation and remote diagnostics. - All feedstock types
Liquid and solid feeders accommodate the full range from manure slurries to solid organic waste. - 24/7 service & maintenance
Dedicated service teams with rapid remote and on-site response, backed by 8 regional offices.
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Project steps
A technology partner from feasibility to commissioning
Anyone who builds and operates a biogas plant carries the risk of feedstock, technology, permitting and delivery in a single business case, whether you are a farmer, a food or waste processor, a utility or an industrial operator. HoSt works as the technology partner that de-risks the build: a global technology leader with more than 450 renewable energy projects delivered, offering the full biogas plant in one place. See our projects for the wider track record.
Case highlight: organic waste to biomethane at Stanton Recycling
At Stanton Recycling in Ilkeston, UK, HoSt delivered a turn-key biogas plant that digests food and green waste and upgrades the raw biogas to biomethane, raising methane content to 97%. The plant produces 4.7 million Nm3 of biomethane a year, enough to supply more than 3,800 households, injected into Cadent’s gas grid. HoSt built it on a full EPC contract on the recycling site itself, with digestate treatment and heat recovery included.