On 28 July 2026, Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) submitted its response to DfT's call for evidence on SAF Mandate: SAF Supply and Industry Certainty in an Evolving Market. The key question is not simply whether enough sustainable aviation…
On the 3rd of July, the ADBA Policy Team was invited by our member MAD LEAP to visit the R-Urban Poplar facility in East London, a net zero initiative designed to create a sustainable and circular food system in its…
ADBA submitted its response to DESNZ’s UK Emissions Trading Scheme: Regulating cross-boundary CCS pipelines consultation. Capturing carbon dioxide and locking it away underground is one of the ways the UK plans to bring down its emissions. But before carbon can be stored, it has to travel. The…
On 9 June 2026, ADBA submitted its response to DEFRA’s Fertilisers Regulatory Reform consultation. The Government is rewriting the rules that govern fertilisers in the UK and asked for views through a recent consultation. We have now sent in our response on behalf of the AD sector. Our…
On 1 May 2026, ADBA has submitted its response to the government's consultation on Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS) Non-Pipeline Transport (NPT). The UK's AD sector is already delivering over 250,000 tonnes per year of biogenic CO2 through existing gas…
On 6 May 2026, ADBA has submitted a response to the Northern Ireland Resources and Waste Management Strategy consultation, setting out what AD needs from the strategy to play its full role in NI's circular economy and net zero ambitions. We supported the vision,…
ADBA submitted its response to the Voluntary Carbon and Nature Markets consultation on 10 July 2025. In March 2026, the government published its response analysis of this consultation, which summarised the evidence base gathered from across the carbon and nature market value chain. …
Following a consultation to which ADBA submitted its response on 13 January 2026, the Scottish Government published its Circular Economy Strategy in March 2026. The final strategy focuses on tackling waste and pollution by keeping materials in use for as long as possible…
In March 2026, the Government published the Land Use Framework for England. Following the submission of our consultation response on 25 April 2025, here is an analysis on which of our ideas were adopted, what was left out, and what is next for the…
On 17 March 2026, ADBA submitted our response to New Heavy Goods Vehicle Carbon Dioxide Emissions Regulatory Framework for the UK consultation. We focussed on ensuring the regulations do not penalise renewable solutions like biomethane. We argued that the government must change the rules…