The summer 2026 heat waves exposed a difficult combination for anaerobic digestion plants: hotter processes and sudden food waste surges. Here is what owners, designers and operators should change before the next peak.

Environmental performance reporting could give anaerobic digestion plants a more credible way to show how they operate. It also raises fair questions about context, cost, confidentiality and whether public data will be understood as intended.

A feedstock with an impressive methane potential can still create a weak anaerobic digestion project. This practical guide explains how locality affects cost, process stability, digestate value and community confidence.

Government policy has never been more supportive of anaerobic digestion, yet individual plants keep losing at planning committee. BIOCON Group argues the sector's growth ambitions depend on winning trust locally, not just backing nationally.

AD plant health checks give operators an early warning system for the issues that quietly erode gas yield, safety and compliance. Here is what they cover and why they are worth scheduling.

The Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 2015 applies to more AD plants than most operators realise. Here is what COMAH means in practice, how to assess your obligations, and why a robust environmental management system sits at the heart of compliance.

EPC contracts bring every stage of an anaerobic digestion project under one accountable partner, reducing risk and giving investors confidence. This guide explains how EPC delivery works, what each project phase involves, and how careful planning leads to success.

As global energy markets grow increasingly volatile and the UK's exposure to imported fossil gas becomes impossible to ignore, biomethane offers something rare: a home-grown, scalable, and genuinely renewable gas that can be produced right now, from resources we already have.

Getting digestate off your plant and onto land legally takes more than good intentions. This guide covers storage infrastructure, NVZ closed periods, application rates, nutrient management plans, and the record-keeping that holds up under audit.