UK AD & BIOGAS EXHIBITOR NEWS Waste firms can now turn to a long-established local authority laboratory to certify the quality of fertiliser produced through anaerobic digestion. Lancashire County Council Scientific Services has added PAS 110 analysis to the already…
Defra’s twice yearly Biowaste Regulatory Forum is an excellent chance to discuss regulatory changes which are on the agenda, and to discuss how industry can work with regulators to address ongoing issues and develop better regulation. Last week’s meeting was…
Charlotte Morton gives an update about last week’s European Biogas Association’s (EBA) board meeting in Brussels:Last week I attended EBA’s board meeting in Brussels. Given the impact European legislation could have on the AD industry in the UK, it is…
As we build up to some of the debates at UK AD & Biogas – including on the future of farming, the challenge of sustainable intensification and AD’s place in the renewable energy roadmap – it is worth reflecting on…
UK AD & BIOGAS EXHIBITOR NEWS Brocklesby Ltd (North Cave near Hull) have chosen BioWayste as its exclusive partner to run and manage the 40,000 ton p.a. AD plant on its seven acre site. Six high rate reactors along with…
UK AD & BIOGAS EXHIBITOR NEWS With anaerobic digestion becoming increasingly popular, ensuring that biogas systems perform to maximum capacity is a crucial consideration. To meet this need, Omex Environmental introduce their range of micronutrient supplements to ensure that anaerobic…
UK AD & BIOGAS EXHIBITOR NEWS BioConstruct GmbH from Germany were able to sign a contract in 2012 to build a BioConstruct plant in England in cooperation with a British partner company, Earthly Energy, thus laying the foundations for expanding…
UK AD & BIOGAS EXHIBITOR NEWS A new AD crusher is being launched at this year’s UK AD & Biogas trade show by shredder specialists Mach Tech Services. The Limator is suitable for the high volume, low energy processing of…
The Spending Round announcement (more commonly known as the Spending Review) is designed to give high-level detail on spending limits for government departments. It therefore doesn’t give masses of detail on individual policies, other than occasional headlines which the Chancellor…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE Reacting to the spending review announced by the Chancellor today [26 June] Charlotte Morton, chief executive, ADBA, said: If the Chancellor is serious about growth, he will embrace green. All the evidence shows low-carbon industries and technologies growing despite…