+44 (0)20 7930 4158POPULAR TOOLS
Malaby gets USD1.2m loan for UK biogas plant
Malaby Biogas has secured a GBP800,000 (USD1.2m) fromthe UK Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) to support the development of an anaerobic digestion plant in South West England. The Bore Hill Farm project, located in Wilshire, is costing GBP5m (USD7.6m) and has already received equity funding from Clydesdale Bank. Malaby is currently construction the facility which will process 20,000 tonnes per year of food waste and generate around 500kW of electricity. The project is expected to begin operating in March and will feed electricity into the national grid.
To access this content and our full archive of articles, you are required to be a subscriber. We offer a range of subscription options. Complete the form to request one of our packages. |
|
