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MyGug

A small-scale food-waste digester used to produce biogas and demonstrate circular-economy principles in schools, communities and other settings.

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Team
MyGug team
Irish connection
The current Amu Green site describes MyGug as a West Cork innovation. ThinkBusiness places the founding business in Clonakilty, County Cork. · Cork
Published
24 Sep 2026
Makers
Fiona Kelleher, Kieran Coffey
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MyGug homepage
MyGug homepage

01 / The product

What it is trying to do.

MyGug is a physical food-waste digestion system now presented on the Amu Green website. It turns suitable food waste into biogas and a fertiliser output, with education and community installations prominent in the current offering. Schools and universities can use the equipment to demonstrate renewable energy and circular-economy processes rather than teaching those subjects only in theory. The website also describes home and community applications and provides a public contact route. Current case studies cover installations at Irish educational and community settings, including a school case study dated November 2025. Irish business coverage identifies its founders and Clonakilty base.

Who it is for

Schools, universities, community organisations and sites interested in small-scale food-waste reuse.

The problem addressed

Food waste is discarded while practical opportunities to demonstrate local resource reuse and renewable energy are missed.

02 / Peer reviews

Tested against revision 1.

Older reviews remain public in the revision record but do not support the current badge after a material change.

No published reviews on this product yet.

Public activity is never invented.

03 / Change history

Published material revisions.

  1. Revision 1 · MyGugLive · 24 Sep 2026