WRAP are now offering support for AD operators looking to develop secure markets or outlets for their digestate. Up to 5 days one to one support is available to AD operators either getting started, or for those who have already…
The Scottish Government has launched a £3.8m fund to help businesses develop green infrastructure proposals, including infrastructure to deal with industrial food and drink processing waste. Indeed, an example given of an eligible project is “Installing an anaerobic digestion facility…
Advanced Pest Solutions, funded by the Technology Strategy Board (TSB), is conducting a survey to better understand microbial monitoring practices within the anaerobic digestion industry. If you own or operate an AD plant please complete the survey by clicking the…
As we updated you last May, following the ruling by the Supreme Court that the UK was failing to meet its binding air quality targets, the European Commission had the option of taking legal proceedings against the UK government with…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE WRAP’s Nov 2013 report into food waste in the hospitality sector valued the true cost of food waste to the hospitality industry at £2.5 billion, making efforts to reduce it well worthwhile. But even the unavoidable fraction…
We have today received very disappointing news from DECC, who have decided not to consult on changes to FIT to support smaller scale AD. This is despite the letter we received from Minister of State Greg Barker MP in November…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has today [19 Feb] announced that it will not be consulting on action to address FIT degression for small scale AD. This goes against previous statements including the letter we…
Returning to the NEC on 2-3 July, there is already less than 10% of available exhibition space remaining at UK AD & Biogas 2014 so if you are interested in exhibiting make sure you contact us today before the last…
I hope those of you who attended the site visit in Doncaster at the end of January found the event useful – presentations given on the day can be accessed via the working group page on the Members’ Area of…
ADBA MEMBER NEWS Romsey-based Solent Turf Supplies has revealed it has successfully trialled the use of a liquid digestate, a bi-product of the anaerobic digestion (AD) process, as a viable alternative to traditional chemical fertilisers. According to Robert Hack, owner…