With ADBA’s new membership year starting on 1 October 2014, we are now entering our period of renewals so it is important that you read all the information below regarding the renewal process. What do you need to do now?…
We are currently working with WRAP on finalising the annual survey of the AD industry they conducted earlier this year. We are pleased to say that the response rate to the survey has been good and a slight improvement on…
The EA have published their latest update on permitting changes for plants subject to the industrial emissions directive, which you can download here. This doesn’t contain many changes from previous updates, but is a timely reminder for plants which need…
We are continuing to campaign for DECC to extend the time allowed for plants with pre-accreditations from 2013 to complete their build and commissioning. This is in recognition of the time taken for many of them to receive approval from…
ADBA Member News FLI Energy, one of the UK & Ireland’s leading AD plant EPC contractors, has launched its new brand identity in conjunction with its parent company FLI Group and other subsidiaries. The FLI Groups rebranding is in response…
ADBA member news Biogas fuel for 5000 Swedish cars. Schmack Carbotech has been awarded the contract to construct a plant with a processing capacity of 2000 Nm³/h in raw biogas in Sofielund Huddinge, Stockholm. Gas with a methane content of…
ADBA member news The first of eight Gas-to-Grid (G2G) projects in France built by MT-Energie, a leading European provider of anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas upgrading systems, has started its injection of purified bio methane into the French gas grid…
ADBA MEMBER NEWS Clarke Energy has reached the important milestone of 4 gigawatts (4 GW) of installed generation capacity. Clarke Energy has reached the milestone of 4 GW of installed capacity in its 25th year of operation. 4 GW is…
Bock UK is currently working with Cranfield University to produce a best practice guide to silage making in the UK. As there is currently only limited information available on silage making in the UK, Cranfield University is conducting a survey…
As previous updates have said, the process of producing Europe-wide reference documents for Best Available Techniques (BAT) in waste treatment is underway. This could have a huge impact on environmental permitting for AD sites. Once the BAT Reference Document (BREF)…