Abstract

Buan Paulo*, Castro, Edmark Cunanan, Keithleen De Leon, Princess Ashley Flores, Amante Galvan, Arkine Lapuz, Jean Luriz, Russel Pamintuan, Lian Andrew Rivera, Natalie Romero, Christine Joy Roque, Mark Andrey Torres, Erica Vicencio, Sean Michael

The increasing demand for sustainable and renewable energy sources has led to the exploration of alternative fuels. This study investigates the feasibility of using Carabao dung biogas (BAHOGAS) as an alternative to commercial gas. The research evaluates the production process, energy efficiency, and environmental impact of Carabao dung biogas through laboratory analysis and field testing. Key parameters such as methane yield, combustion efficiency, and cost-effectiveness are compared with conventional Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). Results indicate that Carabao dung biogas presents a viable and eco-friendly energy source, offering potential benefits in rural areas with abundant livestock waste. The study concludes that optimizing biogas production techniques can enhance its usability, making it a promising alternative to conventional gas.