If I understand correctly, you want to store methane that is produced from biomass.
I don't know what your setup is, but if you collect a small amount at a tone, you will need to incorporate a methane tank of some sort, like you get for a grill. If you get a lot, you might need a methane tank like on a farm.
The thing you need to know about gas is that it won't help you unless it is compressed. That is, it is pushed into your tank with pressure that is higher than the outside air, like blowing up a tire at a service station.
Talk to your local county extension. They can send you in the right direction and give you help with safety as well.
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Not sure I understand your question?
could this possibly be a joke of some kind?
If I understand correctly, you want to store methane that is produced from biomass.
I don't know what your setup is, but if you collect a small amount at a tone, you will need to incorporate a methane tank of some sort, like you get for a grill. If you get a lot, you might need a methane tank like on a farm.
The thing you need to know about gas is that it won't help you unless it is compressed. That is, it is pushed into your tank with pressure that is higher than the outside air, like blowing up a tire at a service station.
Talk to your local county extension. They can send you in the right direction and give you help with safety as well.