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No change in AD gate fees: WRAP 2013 Gate Fees Report

AD gate fees remained unchanged in the last year, according to WRAP’s 2013 Gate Fees Report. The report states that AD operators taking in food waste from local authorities currently receive a median gate fee of £41/tonne, unchanged from the…

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Summary of new JRC End of Waste Draft

The European Commission Joint Research Centre have published their long-awaited draft final report on end of waste criteria for biodegradable waste, and WRAP have now produced a summary of the key points. They are asking for technical and editorial comments…

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Do you know about ADBA’s R&D services?

Why is ADBA interested in research? As a scientific process based on principles from biology, chemistry and physics, it is obvious that an industry built to exploit the benefits of anaerobic digestion technology would need the support of its research…

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EA remind farms to register waste exemptions

The Environment Agency has reminded farms and landowners to register exemptions to waste activities before many existing exemptions expire at the end of next month. According to the EA:Most farmers registered their current Agricultural Waste Exemptions before 2010, when the…

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Annual AD Progress Report published

Defra has published their annual Progress Report on the state of the AD industry, outlining the key developments of the past twelve months. The report also details where barriers still need to be tackled, and what actions government and industry…

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PAS110 Stability Workshop Proposal: Comments Needed

The process of revising PAS 110 continues, with the stability (Residual Biogas Potential) test remaining the major issue. The BSI steering group has decided that a workshop specifically on the RBP test is needed to move this forward. The proposal…

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