ADBA PRESS RELEASE Speaking at the UK’s first Biomethane and Gas Vehicle Conference, City Hall, Sustainable Transport Minister Norman Baker said: The potential benefits of using biogas are huge so it is pleasing to see events like this taking place and raising…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE The following 55 organisations, including major trade associations, jointly called today on Members of Parliament to vote on 4 June in favour of the amendment put forward by Tim Yeo MP and Barry Gardiner MP to introduce…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE Reacting to the news from DECC today [Wed 26] that the RHI tariffs for biomethane and biogas not be reviewed, Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive, ADBA said: DECC is right to exclude biomethane and biogas from the review…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE Urging MPs to think about how we measure and define the sustainability of different types of biofuels when considering the subsidy proposals under review today [06 March] Charlotte Morton, chief executive, ADBA said: Renewable energy needs to…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE Welcoming today’s [27 Feb] announcement on the future of the Renewable Heat Incentive and committing to working with government to resolve remaining issues, Charlotte Morton, chief executive, ADBA said: We are pleased that government has published its response to…
ADBA PRESS RELEASE Emphasising the strategic importance of biogas and its potential in oral evidence given to a hearing of the Energy and Climate Change Committee this morning [13 Feb] on the Gas Generation Strategy, Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive, the…
Welcoming the Ellen MacCarthur Foundation’s latest report, Towards the circular economy Vol.2: opportunities for the consumer goods sector released today, Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive, The Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association, said: It is excellent to see clear recognition of the…
ADBA MEMBER PRESS RELEASE As part of Marches Biogas’ ongoing commitment to anaerobic digestion (AD) process optimisation the company unveil in-depth analysis of feedstocks, digester biochemistry and digestate quality at its new purpose-built laboratory in Ludlow. The process optimisation service…
On 7 March the UK’s Supreme Court will hear a case against the Defra brought by NGO ClientEarth on the UK’s failure to meet legally-binding standards for nitrogen dioxide (NO2) in 35 of 43 zones across the country. The poor…
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…