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IEA’s Outlook for Biogas and Biomethane is Out 

Here is What It Means for the UK  The International Energy Agency (IEA) has just released its latest Outlook for Biogas and Biomethane. This second global assessment reveals untapped potential that requires urgent attention from UK policymakers, farmers, and business…

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ADBA Spring Finance Forum 2025: Key Takeaways 

On 20 May 2025, the ADBA Finance Forum took place in London, bringing together industry leaders, policy experts, and financial specialists from across the AD sector. The forum provided crucial insights into emerging market opportunities, policy developments, and the evolving…

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Key Takeaways from ADBA Spring Members Meeting 2025 

ADBA brought together members and industry experts at its Spring Members Meeting on 30th April 2025 at Coventry University. The event covered critical updates across policy, methane mitigation, technical innovation, and government engagement. With attendees from multiple sub-sectors within the…

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ADBA Responds to Land Use Consultation

We submitted our response to DEFRA’s Land Use Consultation in April 2025 and disagreed with the intention of reducing arable land by saying it is unnecessary since intended outcomes of nature recovery and climate mitigation can still be achieved through…

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ADBA Attends On-Farm AD Summit

ADBA was delighted to participate in the On-Farm Anaerobic Digestion (AD) and Methane Capture Summit held on 9th April 2025 at Askham Bryan College, York. This event brought together policymakers, industry experts, farmers, and financial institutions to explore the potential…

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ADBA Scottish Conference 2025 

The ADBA Scottish Conference 2025, held at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh on 26th March, brought together key players from Scotland's anaerobic digestion industry. Under the theme "Green Gas: Powering Scotland's Just Transition," the event served as a platform for the…

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Sustainable Farming Incentive Closure

Understanding the SFI Situation  The Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) was introduced as part of the post-Brexit Environmental Land Management schemes (ELMs), replacing the previous EU subsidy system. It was designed to reward farmers for environmental practices. The government had allocated…

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