These are just some of the questions we have been asked.  If you have any other questions, please feel free to write to us with them.  Just email peter.rohwer@dryfermentation.com.

Q You are obviously promoting real products and services.  Why don’t you name any vendors?

A Dry Fermentation technology is just now reaching the market in a financially viable form and suppliers are still refining their products.  At the moment we are raising awareness of the principles without promoting any particular product.  We have the contacts to source entire Dry Fermentation plants and any components that you may require.  As the industry grows and suppliers develop their products, be sure that we will name, and have contacts with, the suppliers that have the products to suit your project.

Q How do I get in touch with existing vendors?

A Contact us at peter.rohwer@dryfermentation.com and let us know exactly what you are looking for. That way we will be able to put you in contact with the supplier that suits your needs. We are willing to sign confidentiality agreements if your inquiry is sensitive.

Q Why is a third party providing advertising on this web site?

A Some external services do a great job of providing targeted advertising.  If you look at the ads you will see that they match our site content, even down to the subtopics of our pages.  While we provide as much information as we can about Dry Fermentation and have our own links directory we can’t cover everything you might be looking for. We see these ads as being resources for you, linking you to relevant information and products that you might not otherwise have found easily.

Q Do commercially viable Dry Fermentation power plants actually exist? General information is fine but a working example would be much more persuasive.

A Yes they do.  We can give you information on currently operating Dry Fermentation Power Plants if you email us and are prepared to sign a confidentiality agreement, at the plant owners request.

Q It may be economically feasible to run Fry Fermentation power plant in Germany and other countries which subsidise such operations.  However, is Dry Fermentation viable without such subsidies and incentives?

A This is quite possible. Like many things, that depends upon individual circumstances. We have provided a free assessment form on this site for you to fill out.  By providing us with the basic details of your proposed dry fermentation plant we will be able to give you a much better, tailored first answer to that question.