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Recap on the Environment Bill Policy Paper

The Environment Bill was introduced to parliament on 15 October 2019 and was re-introduced following general election on 30 January 2020. The policy paper on the Environmental Bill was last updated on 21 October 2020. The Bill will help deliver…

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Digestate Upgrading Technologies Working Group

ADBA held a digestate upgrading technologies workshop last week with the Agri-operators working group. With upcoming regulatory requirements such as the Clean Air Strategy requiring the covering of storage, and the discussions on ammonia emissions, ADBA wanted to understand the…

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Ask ADBA, 11th December: Presentations

ADBA's team of experts addressed the AD industry today in our online meeting "Ask ADBA." Giulia Ceccarelli, External Affairs Adviser, explained the AD sector's strategic role in the Green Recovery. She highlighted Government's "10 Point Plan" and Comprehensive Spending Review. She…

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ADBA Pipeline Feedback Required

For those of you that may have missed it, last week we ran an Ask ADBA where we talked through our Pipeline document and its’ different sections. Pipeline holds a vast amount of data on operational plants and plants that…

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Technology or Consultant Opportunity

ADBA Members this is an opportunity to work with an operator member who has asked to speak with an consultant or technology provider. The operator wants to progress a project that would involve moving biogas or biomethane from their AD plant…

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ADBA Responds to the Carbon Emissions Tax Consultation

Last week ADBA responded to the governments’ Carbon Emissions Tax consultation. The main purpose of the consultation is to gather feedback on proposals for how carbon emissions trading will look, post-Brexit. Whilst the UK currently participates in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme…

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Government’s Comprehensive Spending Review: ADBA’s response

ABDA recently responded to HM Treasury’s Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR). Carried out once every three years, the review presents an opportunity for representative bodies to propose new or improved policies capable of delivering the government’s various targets. These policy suggestions…

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