Reduce emissions.
Retain nutrients.
Grow more grass.

GasAbate+Compli360 is a globally patented manure management system that cuts slurry emissions while saving time, reducing costs and improving the fertiliser value of slurry

Increase grass growth.
Reduce fertiliser costs.

Peer‑reviewed scientific paper from Queen’s University Belfast shows that treating stored slurry with GasAbate can improve grass growth by up to 21%

Measured farm performance.
Verified emissions reductions.

Our world-class Compli360 measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) system provides end-to-end remote monitoring and cloud-based emissions data to enable companies to account for methane emissions reductions

Backed by science. 
Verified with data.

Our flagship manure management technology, GasAbate, has achieved third-party assurance from the Carbon Trust that it can reduce methane emissions by 78%

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FARMER BENEFITS
The GasAbate effect

Better nutrient retention

Increases grass growth

Reduces agitation needs

Reduces slurry odour

Improves air quality and water quality

Approved for organic systems

Supports anaerobic digestion sector

Fully automated operation & reporting

ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS
Emissions reductions

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lower methane emissions*

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less hydrogen sulphide

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less ammonia

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more grass growth

INSTALLATIONS
GasAbate+Compli360

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GasAbate pipework being installed in Northern Ireland. This lagoon is 75m long and 25m wide – and can hold over 7,000 tonnes of slurry.
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The GasAbate+Compli360 system monitors slurry levels and applies our liquid additive to treat the slurry automatically as required.
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The GasAbate+Compli360 system installed on a farm in Sweden. This circular tank is 33m in diameter and holds more than 3,400 tonnes of slurry.
GasAbate effect
GasAbate disperses through the slurry and reduces methane and other greenhouse gas emissions. Treated slurry then requires less agitation.

TEAGASC SIGNPOST WEBINAR SERIES
GlasPort Bio - reducing methane emissions from slurry

MEASUREMENT, REPORTING & VERIFICATION
Real-time emissions data

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GasAbate installation causes no disruption to farming operations and can be installed with animals indoors

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Our built-in data-gathering system gives live information on slurry levels, additive usage and saved emissions

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Additive levels are monitored remotely by GlasPort Bio with new deliveries ordered automatically if running low

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Automated reporting at individual farm and group level gives full insight into the performance of the system

Who we are

Meet the GlasPort Bio team

About us

What we do

How the technology works

GasAbate

What's the story

Read the science bit

Published papers

TESTIMONIALS

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Everyone stands to gain [from GasAbate] ... It's non-invasive, it's non-disruptive, it doesn't require farmers to change anything that they do, it's scalable and it can be done almost overnight.

George Lee, RTÉ Environment Correspondent

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Installing GasAbate, the running of it doesn’t affect my farming operations in any way. The benefit to me is reduced agitation time, reduced foaming, reduced odour and hopefully increased nutrients in the slurry.

Raymond Goggin, dairy farmer, Cork

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The agitation time of GasAbate-treated slurry was halved – less labour and cost to me. The smell of hydrogen sulphide in the sheds was significantly reduced.

Ken McGrath, pig farmer & owner of Ashleigh Farms, Waterford

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There's less smell and less labour time needed to agitate slurry after GasAbate treatment of my stored slurry. I would estimate about 50% less labour needed for agitation of treated slurry.

John Finn, dairy farmer, Galway

OUR PARTNERS

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If you work for a company or co-op and would like to partner with us, please click here. If you're an individual farmer and would like more details, please click here.