Biodigester systems
Sanitation systems that treat waste on site and produce biogas.
Sanitation that does not depend on a septic truck or a pit
Homeowners want sanitation without a septic truck. Schools and clinics need it to be safe for many users, and estates and developers need it planned in from the start. A biodigester treats waste on site and gives back biogas and fertiliser instead of polluting soil and water.
Who it is for
Assessed for your site and users, then sized, installed and handed over
We assess your site and who will use it, size and install the system, and train you to maintain it. At the Eco-Living Oasis at Kent, biodigesters replace septic tanks. The idea is the same on every site: treat waste where it is made.
- Sized from the number of users, from one home to a school or an estate
- Planned into the site layout when you build with TpESTATE
- In use at Kent in place of septic tanks
- Training so your own people can look after it
What you get
- Waste treated on site
- Biogas that can be used for cooking
- Sized for homes, schools or estates
How it works
- 01We assess your site and users
- 02We size and install the system
- 03We train you to maintain it
Treats waste on site and turns it into biogas instead of polluting soil and water.
Questions about Biodigesters
What is a biodigester?
A biodigester is a sanitation system that treats waste on site and produces biogas. TpESTATE installs them for homes, schools and estates.
What does a biodigester produce?
It produces biogas that can be used for cooking, and fertiliser. At Kent the plan is to use the gas for cooking in the community and the fertiliser in the community garden.
Can a biodigester replace a septic tank?
Yes. At the Eco-Living Oasis at Kent, biodigesters replace septic tanks. The same approach can be planned into a new home or estate.
Who are biodigester systems for?
Homeowners, schools and clinics, and estates and developers. Each gets a system sized for the number of people who will use it.
How is a system installed?
We assess your site and users, size and install the system, then train you to maintain it.
How do I ask about a biodigester for my site?
Use the contact form and pick Biodigester systems, or call +232 76 617550. Tell us who will use the system and where the site is.