Biogas Incentives
UK Biogas Funding: How RO, FITs, RHI and GGSS Shaped Anaerobic Digestion
UK biogas funding has played a major part in shaping the anaerobic digestion industry we see today. Over the past two decades, government support has encouraged renewable electricity from biogas, rewarded useful renewable heat and, more recently, shifted strongly towards producing biomethane for injection into the gas grid. That history matters because government incentives did […]
How Digestate and CO2 Capture Make Unsubsidised Biomethane Plants Viable: Circular Economics
Explore how circular economics transform biomethane plants into viable ventures without subsidies. By leveraging biomethane, digestate biofertiliser, and biogenic CO2, these plants unlock new revenue streams. Discover how the UK’s Moor Bioenergy sets the standard for unsubsidised green gas, proving sustainability’s profitability potential…
How Biogas Development Fits into the Waste Management Hierarchy
Biogas development transforms organic waste into renewable energy, fitting into the waste management hierarchy by reducing landfill use and cutting emissions. With only 20% of U.S. biogas potential tapped, these systems offer eco-friendly solutions that produce energy and nutrient-rich digestate, fostering sustainability…
Why is the UK Ignoring a Proven Net Zero fuel? Biogas Sector Challenges Miliband
Open letter demands action: Recognise biomethane as a Net Zero fuel now, says biogas industry trade association. ADBA PRESS RELEASE: Biogas industry calls for recognition of biomethane as a Net Zero fuel within UK ETS in open letter to Secretary of State Ed Miliband The Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA), alongside leading businesses from UK industry […]
What Happened to UK Feed-in Tariffs for Small Scale Electricity Generation & Small Biogas Plants?
The Feed-In Tariffs (FiTs) – An Introduction April 2010 saw the introduction of a system of feed in tariffs (FITs) in England, Scotland, and Wales to encourage the small-scale development of low carbon electricity generation facilities by providing revenue. A “clean energy cashback” is what the UK Government described it as in 2010, and it […]
