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For a Part A installation with a biological treatment capacity exceeding 100 tonnes each day, accepting no more than 500,000 tonnes a year.
Progress in the year since the Anaerobic Digestion (AD) Strategy and Action Plan was launched.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
For a facility with a treatment capacity of less than 100 tonnes of waste, or a combination of waste and non-waste each day accepting no more than 35,000 tonnes each year.
For a Part A installation with an anaerobic digestion capacity of over 100 tonnes of waste, or a combination of waste and non-waste each day and accepting no more than 100,000 tonnes per year.
Environment Agency regulatory position on the capture, treatment, storage and use of carbon dioxide (CO2) from anaerobic digestion (AD) of waste.
Part A installation: capacity over 100 tonnes of waste per day, including use of the resultant biogas.
This project developed and tested a method to assess the leakage of methane from anaerobic digestion (biomethane) plants.
Guidance on the handling of slurry and manure to help reduce the spread of antibiotic resistant bacteria.
Environment Agency enforcement position on when you can treat mixed municipal waste by aerobic digestion at the place the waste was produced.
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