Regular gas is a non-renewable source of energy that is widely used across the world. It is primarily used for cooking, heating, etc. While it is better for the environment than oil or coal, it still has some down sides.
Natural gas contains methane, which when leaked into our atmosphere can contribute to climate change. Additionally, it is a non-renewable source which means it will eventually run out.
Differentiated gas comes from biomass, landfill waste, and other biproducts. This means that it is a great way to use waste in an effective way and is cleaner for the environment. Differentiated gas is cleaned from contaminants in order to make sure that it is safe for use in households.
The extraction of natural gas from underground reservoirs is expensive, but so is the extraction of differentiated gas from biomass. However it is cheaper to extract the gas from the biomass that mass landfill disposal.
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