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FIT equipment replacement – policy update

Last week, Ofgem published its consultation response on the replacement of generating equipment under the Feed in Tariff (FIT) – click here to view. This consultation sought to address concerns regarding the impact of equipment replacement on FIT accreditation.…

Have your staff achieve their best with ADBA training

ADBA’s network of experts put on training courses on the latest and most salient topics. ADBA members get discounts on course fees. Our training programme is unparalleled and has been gaining popularity year-on-year, so make sure you book your staff…

EA publish updated Standard Rules permits

This week the EA formally released the updated Standard Rules permits. There are now four standard rules applicable to all new anaerobic digestion installations going forward: SR2021 No 6: anaerobic digestion facility, including the use of the resultant biogas…

Biomethane Injection Survey

ADBA previously ran a survey on behalf of researcher Alison Ireland on biomethane grid injection and the extent to which sites were being restricted. The findings highlighted significant issues for existing producers in terms of restrictions due to grid pressure…

ADBA speaks at BioVale and SIMBIO events

I had a particularly exciting week last week, having been asked to present on my two favourite topics; digestate and plastics. On Tuesday I joined the 'Future of Digestate Use on Farmland' session, hosted by BioVale at the Biorenewables Development…

Ofgem guidance: Switching a RHI Stage 2 Tariff Guarantee to a GGSS application

Applicants to the GGSS will be required to secure a Tariff Guarantee (TG) in advance of the plant commissioning. Please be aware that, where a person has made an application for a TG under the Non Domestic Renewable Heat…

New controls announced on digestate storage and application in Scotland

On 12 November, Scottish Government announced its decision to tighten controls on slurry and digestate storage and application following a 12 week consultation period earlier this year. This is another example of the increasing body of regulations being rolled out…

Ofgem publishes response to consultation on verifying NDRHI-RTFO interaction

Last year, BEIS updated the Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive’s (NDRHI) scheme regulations to improve its long-term sustainability. One key change was to enhance the compatibility between the NDRHI and Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation (RTFO) schemes, such that an AD…

ADBA regional Operator Meetings, next up: Norfolk and Pershore

Over the next few months ADBA will be running a series of in-person regional operators meetings all over the country, with the next two: Norfolk on 16th November and Worcestershire on 25th November. The purpose of these meeting is to…

Re-watch the ADBA Members Meeting – Autumn 2021

Did you miss last week’s ADBA Members Meeting? Or did you attend, but would still like to take note of a few slides? The meeting featured:

A welcome address from Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive of ADBA
Market, policy and regulation overviews from Dr Nick Primmer and Leanne Williams
HSE and ADCS updates from ADBA’s Technical Support Manager, Josh Henthorne
An introduction of the Gas Customer Forum by Katie Harrison from the Energy Networks Association
Updates on DEFRA’s Clean Air Policy and the forthcoming Organics Fertiliser Regulations from Policy Advisor Calum Irvine
An update on the Gas Vehicle Network including key barriers to the growth of biomethane in transport from Isaac Occhipinti, Director of External Affairs
A presentation on how AD businesses can enable cash flow through tax relief incentives from Matilda Hayward and George Stuffins at Leyton

Also, delegates networked with each other face-to-face and 'virtual tables.' As a benefit of membership, you get exclusive access to the video recordings and PowerPoint files.

Interested in joining as a member? Find out more

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