Organic Power was formalised in 1997 to market and develop the technology known as the Maltin® System which was started in the late 1960s.

The development has been financed principally by the directors Christopher Maltin and his wife Susan Moore, together with over 100 private shareholders who have to date subscribed over £3million which, together with the directors’ funds, has been invested in Organic Power Holdings Ltd. to enable this work.

The process eliminates the pollution normally associated with organic residues and produces high quality methane gas, food grade carbon dioxide and clean fertilisers with no waste products.

Naturally occuring bacteria are used to digest a wide range of organic materials which include most organic wastes and energy crops.

Study Days

Organic Power Study Days are held in order to impart the huge amount of knowledge held by the company to interested parties such as:

potential plant owners and operators
licensees for Organic Power`s technology
members of government and local authorities
planning and environmental consultants
potential users of biomethane as a vehicle fuel
potential shareholders in Organic Power

Advanced Study Day topics include:

Introduction to Organic Power`s patented technology.

Tour of the Organic Power`s plant, workshops and gas vehicles.

Economic and technical advantages of the Maltin® System over other digestion systems:

typical biogas production, quality and quantity
parasitic energy
odour control
feedstock and digestate handling
continuous high pressure autoclave and separator
quality of final products, pathogen kill, BOD/COD and H2S reduction
supercritical carbon dioxide

Planning a digester based on the Maltin® System and information required.

Biomethane as a vehicle fuel or for electricity generation:

environmental advantages
economics
practicalities: use, refuelling, conversion of vehicles

Study Days for Bespoke Groups

These are tailored to meet the needs of a particular group or individual and are very much more flexible than the general Study Days, allowing concentration on specific areas of interest

Participants will have the undivided attention of Christopher Maltin and his team at Organic Power

Whilst the broad outline of the day will be agreed beforehand, this will be flexible, by agreement, as the day progresses so that the particular needs of the group can be satisfied

Cost £950 +VAT per day, numbers are not limited but more than six in the group is not recommended.

Advanced Study Days

These will cover all the topics in general.
Numbers attending are limited to 15.
Days run from 10.45am to 5.30pm and beyond.
Cost £150 +VAT per person.

Organic-Power - Model Maltin - Anaerobic Digestion Plant Layout - Brochure