Publication in Frontiers in Microbiology; Biology of Archaea
Microbiological insight into various underground gas storages in Vienna Basin focusing on methanogenic Archaea
Biogas desulfurization based on anoxygenic photosynthetic processes represents an alternative to physicochemical technologies, decreasing the risk of O2 and N2 contamination. This work aimed at assessing the potential of Allochromatium vinosum and Chlorobium limicola for biogas desulfurization under different light intensities (10 and 25 klx) and H2S concentrations (1 %, 1.5 % and 2 %) in batch photobioreactors.
Microbiological insight into various underground gas storages in Vienna Basin focusing on methanogenic Archaea
In situ field experiment shows the potential of methanogenic archaea for biomethane production from underground gas storage in natural rock environment