SABIA Biogas Study Tour Johannesburg · Friday 19 June 2026 Tickets: R1,000 non-members / R800 SABIA members
Technical Study Tour

Real-world bioenergy projects in operation across South Africa - Friday 19 June

A curated field programme connecting Bio360 Africa participants with real-world biogas, waste-to-energy and landfill gas projects operating across community, industrial and municipal contexts.

From community biogas to municipal methane mitigation

The 2026 Study Tour has been designed to show how bioenergy solutions are being deployed in practice, across different scales and operating environments.

3 operational site visits
286 km approximate total route
1 day focused technical exchange

Sites included

Each visit brings a different lens on African bioenergy deployment: social impact, commercial-scale anaerobic digestion, and landfill gas recovery.

St Camillus Primary School biogas project
Site 1 · Hammanskraal

St Camillus Primary School Biogas Project

A school-based biogas project using food waste from school meals to generate gas for cooking and bio-slurry for a food garden.

Community biogas Food waste Bio-slurry
Bronkhorstspruit Biogas Plant
Site 2 · Bronkhorstspruit

Bronkhorstspruit Biogas Plant

A South African industrial-scale waste-to-energy biogas plant operated by Bio2Watt, digesting organic waste to generate green baseload electricity.

Industrial AD Organic waste Baseload power
Robinson Deep landfill gas project
Site 3 · Johannesburg

Robinson Deep Landfill Gas-to-Energy

A landfill gas project extracting methane from decomposing waste to generate renewable electricity and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Landfill gas Methane mitigation Municipal waste

Programme

Departure and return from Gallagher Convention Centre. Timings remain subject to final operational confirmation.

08:30
Meet at Gallagher Convention Centre
Block A - opposite Main Entry, Richards Drive 19, Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa
Start
10:15 - 11:00
St Camillus School, Hammanskraal
Community-scale biogas and bio-slurry use
77.2 km
12:15 - 13:15
Bronkhorstspruit Biogas Plant
Industrial-scale anaerobic digestion and electricity generation
92.1 km
15:45 - 16:45
Robinson Deep Landfill
Landfill gas recovery, methane mitigation and power generation
86.1 km
17:30
Return to Gallagher Convention Centre
End of Study Tour
31.1 km

Total route: approximately 286.5 km. Total programme duration: approximately 7 hours 15 minutes.
Departure point and parking: Gallagher Convention Centre, Block A - opposite Main Entry, Richards Drive 19, Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa.
Ticket price, including lunch and refreshments: R1,000 non-members / R800 SABIA members.

Why participate?

  • See operational African bioenergy systems in real deployment conditions.
  • Exchange directly with project operators, technical experts and sector stakeholders.
  • Understand practical lessons around feedstocks, operations, maintenance and replication.
  • Connect with a focused group of project developers, municipalities, investors, technology providers and industrial users.

Key themes explored

  • Decentralised biogas and circular community systems.
  • Industrial anaerobic digestion and baseload renewable electricity.
  • Municipal waste, landfill gas and methane emissions reduction.
  • Bioenergy project replication across African markets.

Reserve your place

Places will be limited to maintain a high-quality technical exchange environment. Registration will be managed through SABIA.

Register here

Biogas Study Tour · Friday 19 June 2026 · Organised by SABIA