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ADBA Policy Report – April 2021

These are very exciting times to be working on a policy report for the AD sector. Despite the uncertainty on the format of the next UN Climate Summit and recent calls for a second postponement amid the raging global pandemic,…

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ADBA Report – Biomethane: The Pathway to 2030

Time and time again, prominent organisations with the ear of our government have highlighted biomethane’s vital role in the decade of decarbonisation: “There is no net zero without biogas” (EU), “It is a win-win-win-win-win industry” (UNFCCC), “A biogas plant is…

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ADBA Policy Report – April 2020

The word unprecedented has been used again and again in describing the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Unprecedented has also been the willingness demonstrated by the AD industry to collaborate to continue its work towards renewable energy production, reduction of GHG emissions,…

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ADBA Policy Report – October 2019

As we look to the future of the AD industry and how we deliver our full potential, the UK presidency of COP26 in Glasgow represents a key opportunity for us to illustrate the major contribution we can make to the…

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ADBA Policy Report – April 2019

The UK AD industry hit an exciting milestone this spring as the 100th biomethane plant connected to the grid, a huge achievement. With 28 new biomethane projects already having been granted Tariff Guarantees since last year’s changes to the Renewable…

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ADBA Policy Report – October 2018

With the government's long-awaited Resources & Waste Strategy expected to be published in November, we have made this edition of the ADBA Policy Report a Food Waste Special. Chapter 5 contains the latest on food waste policy and the work…

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ADBA Market Report – July 2018

The AD industry breathed a huge sigh of relief on 22nd May when, at 10am, biomethane producers were finally able to apply for Tariff Guarantees to the Renewable Heat Incentive, at an increased tariff rate. A year and a half…

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