SEaB Energy makes dash for the sun, taking Flexibuster waste-to-energy plant to California
UK cleantech firm set to install its on-site anaerobic digestion system at a US naval base in California as part of a four-year research project into food waste
British cleantech firm SEaB Energy has struck a deal to install one of its FLEXIBUSTER waste-to-energy plants at a US naval base in California. The deal, which was announced earlier this week, is part...
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