Work begins on £15.6m facility converting food waste into energy
Work has started on building a £15.6m anaerobic digestion (AD) plant in Dorset which will convert local food waste and other organic material into renewable energy and bio-fertiliser.
The project is the largest to be undertaken in the 29-year history of Eco Sustainable Solutions, based at Parley near Christchurch, and is its second AD facility.
The new plant will accept leftover food and peelings from the local area and convert them into green gas which will be supplied directly into the gas grid.
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