The Environment Agency has updated its Resource Frameworks guidance, which will affect digestate management from anaerobic digestion plants. The new draft framework is now available for review. These new frameworks aim to clarify when waste management controls are no longer…
World Biogas Expo and Summit 2024 review The 14th annual trade show hosted by ADBA, latterly in collaboration with the World Biogas Association (WBA), and the co-located World Biogas Summit, took place at the NEC, Birmingham on 10-11 July. With…
ADBA submits comprehensive response to NPT and Cross-Border CO2 Networks call for evidence On 16 July, ADBA submitted a comprehensive response to the DESNZ's call for evidence for Non-Pipeline Transport (NPT) and Cross-Border CO2 Networks. As the leading trade association…
The green gas association ADBA has welcomed the emphasis in the Labour, Liberal Democrat manifestoes on tackling climate change through rapid growth of renewables and pressed the new Energy and Climate Change Secretary to implement its ten point programme…
What is there at this election for the ADBA members and the biogas industry in general? In short, there is no mention of biogas or anaerobic digestion, but there are a several policies that could form an improved base for…
Scotland’s Circular Economy Bill Passed: What It Means for Biogas The Scottish Government passed the Circular Economy Bill on 26th June 2024, marking a significant step towards a more sustainable and resource-efficient Scotland. The Circular Economy Bill empowers Scottish Ministers…
ADBA responds to Scotland's Draft Bioenergy Policy Statement In the quest for a greener Scotland, bioenergy emerges as a promising solution. On 11 June, ADBA responded to a consultation on Scotland's Draft Bioenergy Policy Statement offering insights that could shape our…
For the anaerobic digestion (AD) and broader sustainable energy sectors, the upcoming General Election presents an exciting opportunity for fresh political engagement. The Conservative Party's focus on a few technologies, such as hydrogen and nuclear, has overshadowed a diversified approach…
Anaerobic digestion (AD) took centre stage in Aberdeen on 23rd May 2024 as ADBA's Scottish National Conference gathered industry leaders from across the country to discuss the sector’s vital role in achieving Scotland's net-zero ambitions. The conference kickstarted with ADBA…
The UK government has announced key changes to the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS) that will provide a significant boost to the anaerobic digestion (AD) industry. On 15th May, the GGSS (Amendment) Regulations 2024 were laid before the Parliament, and…
