New Publication by the RedBioLAC Network ›

At the network’s 8th annual conference in Costa Rica last November, RedBioLAC presented its new publication (in Spanish) focusing on opportunities for the development of a sustainable sector of small and medium scale biodigesters in Latin America.

The booklet, entitled Oportunidades para el desarrollo de un sector sostenible de biodigestores de pequeña y mediana escala en LAC, contains technical information on biogas plants and their diffusion across the continent. It includes political background and successful case studies from Bolivia, Chile, Mexico, Costa Rica and Colombia.

In addition to the printed version (available for purchase), RedBioLAC’s publication is also available for free download here: Digital Booklet.

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