Ecotricity pumps up plans for latest Green Gas Mill

James S Murray
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Green energy specialist says proposed anaerobic digestion plant near Winchester would inject £60m into local economy

Ecotricity's plans for a new fleet of Green Gas Mills have taken a step forward today with the news the company has lodged a planning application for its first anaerobic digestion plant. The green energy...

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