Economies of scale is a term often used to imply that bigger is better
and small can’t be profitable or sustainable.

If we look at large and small in nature we find dinosaurs, mamooths, insects
and bacteria with us somewhere in between. Nature appears to favour small and
diversifed for survival - large doesn’t seem to fare so well in times of crisis.

How might this apply to the "size" of digesters or renewable energy production
facilities in general ? Click on the "register to read more..." below to find out.