Dark Green Group eyes plans for fleet of 12 urban green gas AD plants

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Charlie Clay CEO Dark Green Group | Credit: Dark Green Group
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Charlie Clay CEO Dark Green Group | Credit: Dark Green Group

Developer unveils plans to build a dozen anaerobic digestion plants that could process food waste from UK towns and cities

Dark Green Group has announced plans to develop a fleet of anaerobic digestion (AD) plants in urban areas across the UK, which would be capable of turning food waste into enough biomethane to heat the...

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