MyGug: Turn Food Waste into Biogas & Fertilizer

MyGug: Turn Food Waste into Biogas & Fertilizer

Author: The Daily News Now! April 25, 2026 Duration: 1:10

AmuGreens MyGug: A Revolutionary Home Gadget Turns Food Scraps into Biogas and Fertilizer

This Cork-based company has launched MyGug, a compact home device that converts food waste into biogas for cooking and liquid fertilizer for plants. Its like having a mini power plant in your kitchen, reducing waste and carbon footprint. Ireland generates a significant amount of food waste, but MyGug processes up to 1.5kg daily. The creator, Kieran Coffey, envisions this as the future of green living. The device works year-round, requires minimal upkeep, and costs around €3,450. Early users report steady biogas for up to two hours of cooking per load. As more households adopt circular living, innovations like MyGug make sustainable living more accessible and convenient.

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