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2012: key industry developments

There are now 92 AD plants in the UK outside the water sector, a figure which has increased by nearly a third over 2012. Defra’s AD Action Plan Progress Report (July 2012) identified a further 123 plants which had received…

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Roadmap for AD published

ADBA PRESS RELEASE Reacting to the publication of DECC’s Renewable Energy Roadmap Update, the Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association has today [27 Dec] published a roadmap for anaerobic digestion which lays out barriers which remain to the technology, and how…

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2012: the key policy developments

2012 has certainly been a busy year for ADBA’s policy team. See below for just six of the key policy issues and themes that have been occupying us in the last twelve months – on top of these came the…

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Practical Guide to AD will help develop industry

Entrants to the growing anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas sector will greatly benefit from the wealth of information in The Practical Guide to AD produced by the industry association ADBA and launched today [21 Dec]. The first guide of its…

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Government should prioritise low-risk green gas

Reacting to the government’s decision to give the green light to Cuadrilla to explore shale gas in Lancashire, Charlotte Morton, ADBA chief executive, said: It is criminal that the debate about unconventional gas risks excludes the best source we have:…

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Speakers agree on urgency of climate measures

The resounding call from speakers in the opening session of today’s [12 Dec] ADBA National Conference is that the UK and the world need to act faster on climate change measures both to protect the future of our planet and…

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AD – scaling up

ADBA PRESS RELEASE Meeting today [12 Dec] at the ADBA National Conference the anaerobic digestion (AD) industry is celebrating growing 441% in the last three years and looking forward to a further 800% growth, cementing its role as a key…

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Meet Professor Sir Brian Hoskins

In advance of Wednesday’s ADBA National Conference 2012 we spoke to Professor Sir Brian Hoskins to find out a bit more about him, why he became interested in climate change, and his thoughts on the part that anaerobic digestion could…

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