Ministers signal support for anaerobic digestion
Defra outlines plans for £10m investment in demonstration projects
The government yesterday outlined plans to ramp up the UK's use of anaerobic digestion (AD) technologies capable of generating energy, biogas and fertilizer from organic waste streams such as food and...
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