Wales flicks switch on largest food waste to energy plant

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Biogen's £7.5m Waen plant in Denbighshire set to produce enough electricity to power city of St Asaph

The largest food waste to power plant in Wales has come online with the potential to power all the homes in the UK's smallest city. Biogen's £7.5m Waen plant in Denbighshire will recycle 22,500 tonnes...

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