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Foreword
Industrial manufacturing plants for food
and beverages have increasingly been employing on site renewable energy generation,
using the biogenic waste products of the manufacturing process to reduce the
amount of waste produced and therefore cost of waste disposal, while increasing
economic resilience and reducing the environmental footprint of the production
plant. Anaerobic digestion is the main technology through which companies are
valorising their biogenic waste streams, through production of biogas which can
be converted into useful heat and electricity, or upgraded to biomethane and
used directly as a transport fuel or injected into the national gas grid for
use elsewhere. Anaerobic digestion also produces digestate as a by-product
which can be used as an alternative to fertiliser which can further increase
resilience, generate income and reduce emissions linked to fertilisers.
Anaergia and Pepsico have entered into a partnership to convert food,
oil and wastewater sludge into biogas, which will be used to power...
Other News this Month Includes:
Policy
- UK government launches Low Carbon Hydrogen Standard
- EBA report on the efforts of the European biogas industry to reduce methane emissions
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Markets
- Macquarie’s considers raising funds to open delayed UK biomass plant
- Hitachi Zosen Inova partners 3 Rivers Energy Partners in RNG projects
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Research & Development
- Researchers model optimal biomass use during the energy transition
Biomass Heat and Power
- ENplus® projects more growth in 2023
- Ofgem probes compliance of Drax against sustainability claims
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Biogas
- BMW extends sustainable energy partnership for manufacturing plant
- Gasunie converts Dutch gas pipeline for biogas transportation
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Energy from Waste
- SAF plant searches for long-term waste supply contracts
- Renergi completes Australian Waste-to-Energy demonstration
plant
Carbon Capture
- UK Government funding for cement carbon capture research
- UK plan to map North sea in boost to CCS
Events
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