The regulatory position statement (RPS) 255 sets out the Environment Agency’s enforcement position for the capturing, treatment, storage and use of CO2 derived from AD. It is about carbon dioxide (CO2) that meets food and beverage or industrial grade standards…
The treatment of sewage (or urban wastewater) produces sludge that has to be treated, managed, used or disposed. Within the UK, sewage sludge is typically treated using anaerobic digestion and treated organic matter, known as biosolids (or bioresources) are primarily…
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The latest edition of AD & Bioresources News is now available, featuring: How the role of anaerobic digestion is central to $34TRN transition opportunity CHP: How you keep your motor running efficiently Appreciation: AD Champion Clare Lukehurst OBE The…
On 26th May, ADBA and Adapt Biogas hosted a visit to the recently ADCS certified Murrow AD site for government officials involved in developing the Biomass Strategy. The on-farm anaerobic digestion plant located 18 miles from Peterborough is the first…
Last week, BEIS announced a series of minor amendments to both the GGSS regulations and the GHG emissions methodology calculations. The Green Gas Support Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2022 introduces two small changes, due to come into force on the 1st…
Last week BEIS issued the Green Gas Support Scheme 2022 Annual Tariff Review: call for evidence, a first for the scheme since it opened in November 2021, and ADBA are urging members to provide feedback ASAP. As members will be…
In order to prevent biodiversity loss and enhance natural capital, legally binding long-term environmental targets related to land use, water quality, waste, and air quality are necessary. As such, DEFRA is collecting responses to a current consultation on proposed environmental…
Summary Nearly 60 delegates from the AD industry and government representatives travelled to Bristol on 26th April for the ADBA Members Meeting, hosted by Ashfords. Here ADBA’s Lead Policy Analyst (Agriculture & Environment) Leanne Williams outlines the main outcomes…
