ADBA Policy Report – October 2021
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Innovation within anaerobic digestion
The motivated shift to enhance and tighten the circular economy has caused diversification in technologies and attracted substantial investment. The journey to a waste neutral country presents many significant challenges. With challenge comes cost and a requirement for innovation; innovation which…
Your ADBA Membership Renewal
Dear colleagues, I hope you’re well. As you may know, our new membership year is fast approaching. So I am contacting you to ensure you are aware of the ADBA membership renewals process and to remind you of our…
Biogas Briefing 2 – Biomethane and Hydrogen: Two green gases, one future
Biomethane and hydrogen are highly compatible sources of energy – each may be converted to the other using existing technology. Different energy pathways offer important benefits to the UK’s energy network, from reducing the carbon intensity of the grid to…
ADBA – Achievements and Visions
Dear members, It’s Maddie here again at ADBA – the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association. We recently e-mailed you about “getting the most out of your ADBA membership.” Here is a link to that message forAD plant operators, developers,…
AD & Bioresources News – Issue 51, Summer 2021
The latest edition of AD & Bioresources News is now available, featuring: 'Carbon capture and utilisation' and the need for a Net Zero minister ADBA declaration on climate change delivered to Prime Minister Methane holds the key to halting climate…
The ins and outs of the Green Gas Support Scheme
BEIS recently released the policy design for the upcoming Green Gas Support Scheme, set to bring an estimated £150m per year into the AD industry. So ADBA hosted an information session on 11th June to review the policy's intent, eligibility and regulation. As government continue to work on the scheme's finer detail, members will have the opportunity to feedback and highlight any key considerations capable of improving policy design. ADBA analyst, Dr Nick Primmer, also presented some cost analysis, comparing support available from RHI and GGSS schemes.
Agenda:
Moderator - Dr Nick Primmer, ADBA
GGSS policy design – Will Lord, BEIS
GGSS Administration – Chris Jackson, Ofgem
GGSS Digital Solution – Max Carter, Ofgem
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[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]Biogas Briefing 1 – Transport: Biomethane – fuelling a transport revolution
Read ADBA's Policy Briefing Pollution levels exceed WHO guidelines on 97% of the UK’s roads. Greenhouse gas emissions from transport has not changed over the past decade. Government is consulting on whether to ban diesel HGV from 2030. Scores of…
Are you getting the most out of your ADBA membership? part 2 of 2
This letter is addressed to suppliers of products and services to the AD industry as well as local authorities, universities and research bodies. Here at ADBA – the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association – we'll be checking-in with you…
Are you getting the most out of your ADBA membership? part 1 of 2
This letter is addressed to AD plant operators, developers, financiers and banks. Here at ADBA – the Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association – we'll be checking-in with you over the coming weeks to ensure you are getting the most…
