Blow to anaerobic digestion industry as subsidy rethink ruled out

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Exclusive: Cuts to support levels for anaerobic digestion plants to take effect from April, but ministers hint improvements to policy regime could be in pipeline

The UK's fledgling anaerobic digestion (AD) industry is facing a major setback, after the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) shelved plans for a review of the level of support offered to the...

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