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Bristol Energy taps 'poo bus' creators to run city on sewage

A sewage treatment plant - the starting point for green gas | Credit: GENeco
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Bristol-based utility teams up with GENeco, the company behind the 'poo bus', to roll out green gas produced from toilet waste

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