Bio Gas Plants in the UK

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This map shows operational anaerobic digestion plants in the UK (excluding those in the water industry*). Plants can be filtered by the following categories:

Agricultural – an anaerobic digester exclusively using slurries, manures, crops or crop residues produced on-farm
Community – an anaerobic digester predominantly using food waste, collected from multiple sources
Industrial – an anaerobic digester used to treat on-site waste, such as brewery effluent or food processing residues

Each of these categories can be further filtered by the end-use of the biogas:

Heat and/or Power ( CHP) – an anaerobic digester generating biogas which is burned on-site to generate heat, power or both
Biomethane to Grid (BtG) – an anaerobic digester generating and upgrading biogas, to derive biomethane for injection into the national gas grid

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