New figures on FIT deployment are likely to be published by Monday at the latest, and we anticipate these showing that accreditations and pre-accreditations below 500 kW have passed 9 MW in 2013. This will be enough to trigger 20%…
Work to review the PAS 110 scheme is continuing, with the stability test remaining the major issue. Working with other steering group members, we have made progress with the Environment Agency now recognising the potential for the evidence for the…
ADBA MEMBER PRESS RELEASE Agraferm Technologies AG has signed the contract to build its tenth AD plant in Great Britain. The project, which is worth around €4m, is the construction of a biomethane plant in Holkham, Norfolk. Agraferm Technologies AG,…
Echoing the calls from Europe for discussion on the sustainable use of phosphorus the Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association announced today [15 Oct] the central theme ‘Can we afford not to recycle phosphates’ for the ADBA National Conference, London (3…
ADBA MEMBER PRESS RELEASE North East planning consultancy Prism Planning is celebrating after securing three separate planning applications in one sitting. Managing director and planning consultant Steve Barker was at Hambleton District Council’s planning committee on Thursday as two planning…
With only two more weeks to go until the entry deadline (25 October) for our print ADBA Members’ Directory 2013/14, make sure to submit your free company listing now. All you need to do to submit your listing is check…
Here are our top tips on how you, as a member, can get the most out of our website:Members’ Area - new resources available Our Members’ Area provides you with a host of exclusive member resources and we have recently…
Meetings with DECC on FIT degression are ongoing as we try to find a solution to the threat of near certain degressions in the Feed-in Tariffs for <250 kW and 250-500 kW AD plants from April 2014. Since we initially…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE Defra today confirmed the details of the WRAP On Farm AD Fund. Farmers interested in building an anaerobic digester below 250 kW will be able to apply for a grant of up to £10,000 to create a…
Farming Minister David Heath MP was the most notable casualty of the government’s ministerial reshuffle this week. Heath, who opened GENeco’s Avonmouth plant in December and was a supporter of AD, will be replaced by fellow Liberal Democrat Dan Rogerson…