Liquid feeding is transforming the way AD plants operate, offering smoother feeding, higher process stability, and reduced maintenance. We look at how liquid feeding works, compare it to solid systems and explore the practical design, performance benefits and potential drawbacks operators should consider when optimising biogas production.

Farming and anaerobic digestion form a powerful partnership at the heart of the UK’s renewable energy transition. Agriculture provides the essential feedstocks that fuel AD plants, while AD returns value through renewable energy, nutrient-rich digestate, and reduced emissions.

In July 2025, the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS) saw important updates, from tariff stability and an extended application window to new sustainability requirements and streamlined processes. This article breaks down what’s changed, why it matters, and how AD and biogas operators can take advantage of the opportunities created.

Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) are a crucial step in planning biogas and anaerobic digestion projects in the UK. This guide explains what an EIA is, when it’s required, typical costs, and how to prepare effectively. Discover how to manage the process smoothly and ensure your project gains approval without costly delays.

Discover how the July 2025 Farming Rules for Water are reshaping nutrient management in UK agriculture. Learn what the changes mean for digestate, compliance, and the future of anaerobic digestion, and how AD operators can turn regulation into opportunity.

Biomethane is Europe’s fastest, most practical lever for Scope 1 decarbonisation. Flexible procurement pathways, from certificates to onsite AD, give corporates a credible way to act now while building long-term resilience.