Engie and PepsiCo ink 10-year biomethane deal

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Deal paves way for new £70m anaerobic digestion plant that promises to help cut PepsiCo's supply chain emissions by 10,900 tonnes a year

Engie and PepsiCo UK have signed a 10-year biomethane purchase agreement (BPA), paving the way for the energy firm to deliver a new £70m anaerobic digestion (AD) plant. Engie announced last week it...

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