Biogas production has certain limitations, including: Seasonal variations: Some types of feedstock, such as agricultural residues, may be available only during specific seasons, resulting in seasonal variations in biogas production. Feedstock quality and consistency: The quality and consistency of the feedstock used for biogas production can affect the efficiency and reliability of the process. Contaminants or improper waste handling practices can reduce biogas yields or cause operational issues. Infrastructure requirements: Establishing biogas systems requires appropriate infrastructure, such as digesters, gas storage, and distribution facilities. Building this infrastructure can be challenging, especially in remote or economically disadvantaged regions. Technical expertise: The successful operation of biogas plants requires technical knowledge and expertise in anaerobic digestion processes, waste management, and gas utilization. Access to skilled personnel or training programs may be limited in some areas.