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The facility has a thermal capacity of around 10MW and a waste processing capacity of up to 100,000 tonnes per annum
A consultation on the application is now open, with the local community invited to give their views until 31st January 2020
One of the projects include exploring opportunities for floating offshore wind
The deal, which was made for an undisclosed sum, will see the facility integrated into Ancala’s UK anaerobic digestion business, Biogen
In exchange for access to their dissertation, the winner and runners up will win one day of mentoring with the Privilege Finance team and networking opportunities for 12 months
Privilege Finance says the investment is linked to the Renewable Heat Incentive scheme, which offer payments for biomethane injected into the grid
According to the Environment Agency, families from the nearby registered travelling community site left their homes for more than four weeks
The company failed to pay back millions of pounds to investors
Agrivert UK generates energy from food waste and has five anaerobic digestion facilities
It has a thermal capacity of 5MW and predominantly produces biomethane to be injected to the grid
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