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Revised animal health guidance published for comments

Defra have published a new version of their guidance on animal health regulations for composting and anaerobic digestion. The document, available here, remains a draft so should be treated as such. Any comments can be sent to me via matt.hindle@adbioresources.org…

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RHI review can put tariff on long-term footing – Morton

ADBA PRESS RELEASE Reacting to this morning’s [28 Feb] news from DECC that the biomethane injection tariff will be reviewed, Charlotte Morton, chief executive, ADBA said: We welcome the announcement that the government plans to review the Renewable Heat Incentive…

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Malmberg Water awarded second UK contract

ADBA MEMBER NEWS Malmberg Water has been awarded its second contract in the UK. The Swedish clean-tech company will supply a plant refining up to 1,900 cubic meters per hour of biogas. The new project at Howdon sewage treatment works…

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ADBA and BHA focus on hospitality food waste

ADBA PRESS RELEASE WRAP’s Nov 2013 report into food waste in the hospitality sector valued the true cost of food waste to the hospitality industry at £2.5 billion, making efforts to reduce it well worthwhile. But even the unavoidable fraction…

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DECC miss opportunity for FIT tariff consultation

ADBA PRESS RELEASE The Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has today [19 Feb] announced that it will not be consulting on action to address FIT degression for small scale AD. This goes against previous statements including the letter we…

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Biomethane QP could boost renewable gas-to-grid market

ADBA PRESS RELEASE The Environment Agency, with support from WRAP, industry representatives including ADBA and funding from LIFE +, has developed a Quality Protocol for Biomethane which has been launched today. The Quality Protocol (QP) sets out end of waste…

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ADBA welcomes funded AD research network

ADBA PRESS RELEASE The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council* (BBSRC) has today [18 Dec] announced that a proposal for a funded research network in AD, led by Professor Charles Banks at the University of Southampton and supported by ADBA…

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