Green Investment Bank delivers Northern Ireland biogas funding push

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Two on-farm anaerobic digestion plants to share £6.5m in new funding

Northern Ireland's fledgling biogas industry received a major boost this week, after the Green Investment Bank (GIB) announced it had awarded £6.5m to two anaerobic digestion (AD) projects in County Tyrone...

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