ADBA: biogas can be central to UK Industrial Strategy
The Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) has welcomed the publication of the Government’s Green Paper ‘Building Our Industrial Strategy’ and will be setting out over the next few months how AD can play a central role in helping UK industry to flourish.
ADBA launches inaugural Scottish conference
The Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Association has announced that its inaugural ADBA Scottish National Conference will take place in Glasgow on the 15th February 2017 and will be addressing all the key issues that affect the Scottish AD market.
Ofwat: bioresources market discussions continue – 84% of sludge treated by AD
The Ofwat Technical Working Group (TWG) is continuing with its discussions on the detailed and complex issues surrounding the design and implementation of the sludge market mechanism to facilitate the opening of a competitive bioresources market.
EA: concerns that sludge market could see race to cheapest cost option
The latest meeting of Ofwat’s sludge working group has raised a number of complex issues about opening up the market to competition, including concerns expressed by the Environment Agency about the potential for a “race to the cheapest cost option” by companies to the detriment of the environment.
Ofwat: changes to regulatory reporting will see increased focus on water resources and bioresources
Ofwat is proposing changes to the regulatory accounting guidelines (RAGs) for the water companies which will see an increased focus on water resources and bioresources.
Ofwat Working Group progresses on £780m sludge market plans
The Working Group set up by Ofwat to examine the main design features of the market mechanism is making further progress on developing the building blocks for the upcoming sludge market - the bioresources market could be worth up to £780 million, according to the regulator.
Sludge market:Ofwat sets out technical working group terms of reference
Ofwat has published a paper setting out the terms of reference for the sludge Technical Working Group (TWG) established to discuss detailed aspects of the main design features of the sludge market mechanism - the bioresources market could be worth up to £780 million, according to the regulator.
Ofwat sludge market proposals: water sector set for major developments in AD
Ofwat has published far-reaching proposals which include opening up the market for sludge – flagging up forecasts which suggest the bioresources market could produce benefits of up to £780 million.
Sludge: human sewage could power over half a million UK homes
Sludge could be one answer to the UK’s energy crisis according to the UK’s leading resource management company, Veolia.
Ofwat to open energy from sludge market -"water sector must change"
Ofwat has today launched a major consultation setting out its preferred options for the future framework to regulate the role of markets in the water sector and the role regulation will play – and is calling for change in the industry.