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Labour Publishes Manifesto

The Labour Party have published their manifesto, outlining their energy and climate policies for the forthcoming election. Summarised below are their key policies relevant to the AD sector; Labour will create a Sustainable Investment Board to bring together the Chancellor,…

Liberal Democrats Publish Manifesto

The Liberal Democrats have published their manifesto for the 2019 election, dedicting an entire chapter to green issues. Their topline policies include: ● An emergency programme to insulate all Britain’s homes by 2030, cutting emissions and fuel bills and ending…

Committee on Climate Change CEO Chris Stark to headline ADBA National Conference 2019

Committee on Climate Change CEO Chris Stark to headline ADBA National Conference 2019 ADBA National Conference 2019 will feature an "In Conversation with" session with Chris Stark, CEO of the UK Committee on Climate Change. Conference will focus on how…

ADBA represents the AD industry as an Expert Witness for EfW and Circular Economy Policy Commission’

On Monday, ADBA’s Senior Policy Manager, Rebecca Thompson, sat on a panel of experts to address the Energy Research Accelerator’s Policy Commission on Energy from Waste (EfW) and the Circular Economy in the Midlands.

AD Market survey: Informing DEFRA policy

Members of the anaerobic digestion and composting industries are being invited to participate in a new study to map the market for organics recycling. This work has been commissioned by WRAP on behalf of Defra. It will be carried out by an independent research consultancy, Winning Moves, with the input of an advisory group including representatives of ADBA, REA, ESA and NNFCC. The final market survey report is expected to be published and publicly available in early 2020.

Anaerobic digestion trade association publishes wish list for General Election manifestos

Anaerobic digestion trade association publishes wish list for General Election manifestos As the UK prepares for a December General Election, the UK Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) has written to national party leaders setting out a list of policies…

Support biogas as a viable, renewable alternative to shale gas, says trade body

Support biogas as a viable, renewable alternative to shale gas, says trade body in light of Oil and Gas Authority report Government needs to look at alternatives following the suspension of fracking as recommended by Oil and Gas Authority. Biogas…

Call for evidence for ADBA’s response to the Industrial Energy Transformation Fund consultation

Back in March, BEIS consulted on the Industrial Energy Transformation Fund’s (IETF) initial design stage, aimed at helping to reduce industrial emissions, which currently account for 25% of the UK’s total greenhouse gases. With £315m placed into the pot, the…

Contact Ofgem’s Innovation Link for support on low-carbon innovation projects

Over the last 3 years, Ofgem’s Innovation Link has provided support to over 200 innovators looking to launch new products, services or business models. Many of these have the potential to help the UK decarbonise in the smartest, lowest cost…

Member Press Release – Landia Chopper Pumps win battle to create new legacy

With a £60M investment aimed at producing 30% more green energy from its largest sewage treatment works, Severn Trent’s upgrade of its twelve anaerobic digesters has put people and pumps to the ultimate test. Severn Trent are experienced in treating…

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