AD developers double feed-in tariff uptake - from two plants to four

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Anaerobic Digestion industry welcomes government strategy to boost sector but urges for coalition to go further

Anaerobic Digestion (AD) developers have rushed to take advantage of the higher rate of feed-in tariffs announced by the government last week, doubling the number of accredited plants since the Department...

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