Charlotte Morton, CEO of the UK Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA), said: “Given the urgent need to decarbonise heat, this is a welcome move, and should provide the opportunity to get a few more biomethane plants built to help green the gas grid. Now we need government to focus on what happens after January 2021, so that the industry can start to plan.
UK Cities ramp up the fight against air pollution Bio-LNG gains traction as a solution to reduce carbon emissions from vehicles Prototype tractor and other vehicles on display at UK AD and World Biogas Expo Global outlook for biomethane and…
Date: 20th June 2019 Embargo: Immediate ADBA Highlights Biomethane Potential on Clean Air Day The Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association has marked Clean Air Day by highlighting the importance of biogas and biomethane from AD in cutting our carbon emissions…
Date: 12th June 2019 Embargo: Immediate ADBA Welcomes Government Moves to ‘Net Zero’ Emissions by 2050. UK Government to tighten up 2050 emissions targets after recommendation from CCC Pledge toughens up 2008 Climate Change Act ADBA calls for incoming Prime…
Date: 5th June 2019 Embargo: Immediate ADBA Comments on UN World Environment Day The Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association has commented on the occasion of the UN’s World Environment Day. World Environment Day is the United Nations day for encouraging…
Responding to the publication of the Committee on Climate Change's (CCC's) new report calling for the UK to set a net-zero target for 2050, Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive of the Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association, said: "The UK's anaerobic digestion (AD) industry fully supports the Committee on Climate Change's call for net zero emissions by 2050, which is a vital target to ensure we avoid the worst effects of climate change."
The trade body for the UK’s anaerobic digestion (AD) industry has called on the government to introduce a bespoke low-carbon Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme to support small-scale renewable technologies on the day the Feed-In Tariff (FIT) has ended.
Applications are now open for the new role of Chairperson at the Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association (ADBA), the UK’s trade body for anaerobic digestion (AD).
Applications are now open for the AD & Biogas Industry Awards 2019, taking place on 3rd July at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, UK.
Responding to the Chancellor's Spring Statement, Charlotte Morton, Chief Executive of the Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association, said: “The UK’s green gas industry strongly welcomes the government’s commitment to increasing the proportion of green gas in the grid in order to decarbonise the UK’s heat supply, and we look forward to more detail on this in the promised consultation as soon as possible."
