Since 2004 REA Biogas has been championing the cause of anaerobic digestion (AD) and has been the unifying force which has helped to bring the industry forward into the expansion we have seen in the past two years. We are a democratic association in which all organisations and members have an equal say, and we take pride in working to promote the sustainable production of biogas for power, heat, transport and injection to grid.
REA Biogas is the trade association for the biogas industry in the UK. Since 2004 we have been the unifying force championing the biogas industry, playing a major role in delivering the expansion that we are now seeing. If you’re in the biogas business, you need to become a member of the REA.
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Anaerobic Digestion is the natural biological process which converts organic materials into biogas and a useful fertiliser. The Biogas is used to generate electricity, to provide heat and cooling or alternatively cleaned to pipeline quality gas for use in vehicles or for injection into the national gas grid.
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Our members come from across the entire biogas industry supply chain, supporting the development of merchant, on-farm and community AD, syngas from gasification, landfill gas and water treatment facilities, and the use of biogas for power, heat, transport and injection to grid. Membership of REA Biogas is vital for people who are shaping the future of the industry.
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Following the sucessful Small On-Farm AD Day which was co-ordinated for Defra by REA, Defra has issued the following conclusions: Conclusions The following actions were suggested as a first...
Posted: 16 May, 2013
The RHI Tariff for Biomethane Injection & Sub 200kWth (heat) increased from 7.1p/kWh to 7.3p/kWh as from 1st April 2013...
Posted: 1 April, 2013
Last year's Biomethane Day was a great success with over 150 industry professionals in attendance...
Event Date: 21 May, 2013 at 09:00
Location: National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham
This is our 5th course and feedback has been that the course leads to better plant design and construction material selection, increases plant efficiency and profitability, reduces running costs &a...
Event Date: 26 June, 2013 at 09:00
Location: Dolphin Hotel, St Ives, Cambridgeshire, PE27 5EP