NOVELTY - The renewable energy microgeneration apparatus comprises portable containers including first holding tanks, a second holding tank and a de-watering unit (114), and a controller for automatically moving the waste between the first holding tanks, the second holding tank and the de-watering unit as required to facilitate mesophilic anaerobic digestion in the second holding tank. The first holding tanks are configured to perform one of pasteurization and thermophilic anaerobic digestion on waste. The second holding tank is larger than each of the first holding tanks.    USE - The renewable energy microgeneration apparatus is useful: for converting organic waste into energy such as heat, electricity, biogas and fertilizers; and in remote villages, remote cellular towers and war zones or disaster relief areas.    ADVANTAGE - The portable renewable energy microgeneration apparatus is present in a single, modular, portable configuration that allows users to convert organic waste into energy onsite with reduced footprint, modular components and component groupings and increased throughput, and is capable of economically converting maximum amount of energy from organic waste with excellent recyclability and without runoff pollution.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The renewable energy microgeneration apparatus comprises portable containers including first holding tanks, a second holding tank and a de-watering unit (114), and a controller for automatically moving the waste between the first holding tanks, the second holding tank and the de-watering unit as required to facilitate mesophilic anaerobic digestion in the second holding tank. The first holding tanks are configured to perform one of pasteurization and thermophilic anaerobic digestion on waste. The second holding tank is: larger than each of the first holding tanks; present in fluid communication with the first holding tanks; and configured to perform mesophilic anaerobic digestion on the waste after one of pasteurization and thermophilic anaerobic digestion is performed on the waste. The de-watering unit is present in fluid communication with large holding tank that is configured to dry the remaining waste after mesophilic anaerobic digestion is performed. The portable containers are configured to be transported to a site and placed in fluid communication with each other at the site. The apparatus further comprises a mixing tank for mixing the waste with a liquid, a chopper in fluid communication with the mixing tank and the first holding tanks, and a gas scrubber (116). The chopper is configured to macerate the waste into smaller pieces before the macerated waste is moved to one of the first holding tanks. The mixing tank and chopper are provided in separate containers from the portable containers that comprise the first holding tanks, the second holding tank and the de-watering unit. The controller is further configured to move the waste to the first holding tanks and the second holding tank in a batch mode. The batch mode comprises: moving a first load of waste to one of the first holding tanks while one of pasteurization and thermophilic anaerobic digestion is being performed on a second load of waste in another of the first holding tanks; moving the second load of waste from the other of the first holding tanks to the second holding tank after one of pasteurization and thermophilic anaerobic digestion is performed on the second load of waste; moving a third load of waste to the other of the first holding tanks while one of pasteurization and thermophilic anaerobic digestion is being performed on the first load of waste in the one of the first holding tanks; and moving the first load of waste from the one of the first holding tanks to the second holding tank after one of pasteurization and thermophilic anaerobic digestion is performed on the first load of waste. Each of the first holding tanks is configured to perform one of pasteurization and thermophilic anaerobic digestion with one or both of a heater and bugs. The de-watering unit is configured to generate solid fertilizer and liquid fertilizer while drying the remaining waste after mesophilic anaerobic digestion is performed on the waste. Each of the first holding tanks and the second holding tank comprise a level sensor and a temperature sensor. The controller is further configured to automatically move the waste between the first holding tanks, the second holding tank and the de-watering unit by: moving the waste into one of the first holding tanks until the level sensor in that first holding tank indicates that a predetermined volume of waste is disposed in that first holding tank; moving the waste from the one of the first holding tanks to the second holding tank after the temperature sensor in that first holding tank indicates that the waste disposed in that first holding tank within a predetermined temperature range for a predetermined period of time; moving the waste from the large holding tank to the de-watering unit after the temperature sensor in the second holding tank indicates that the waste disposed in the second holding tank within a predetermined temperature range for a predetermined period of time; and stopping the waste from being moved from the one of the first holding tanks to the second holding tank when the level sensor in the second holding tank indicates that a predetermined volume of waste is disposed in the second holding tank. The gas scrubber is present in fluid communication with the second holding tank configured to treat gas generated by mesophilic anaerobic digestion so that the gas is burned as fuel. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for a process for renewable energy microgeneration.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The diagram shows a schematic isometric view of a renewable energy microgeneration apparatus.    Buffer tank (108)    De-watering unit (114)    Gas scrubber (116)    Electronic control unit (118)    Compressor. (128)