A matter of life and death? How Blue Sky Bio plans to revolutionise AD biogas energy

Michael Holder
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BusinessGreen Technology Awards winner reveals how it is piloting technology that could more than double the efficiency of AD biogas generation

It was a near-death experience which first prompted Jamie McIvor to get involved in renewable energy. "It was pure providence," he confides to BusinessGreen. "I very, very, very nearly died in a crazy...

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