One of the UK’s largest biogas producers, Future Biogas, are set to build 25 new biogas plants by 2028.
In an effort to minimise its carbon footprint and to reduce the UK’s reliance on fossil fuels Future Biogas will also use a carbon capture and storage (CCS) strategy to actively remove CO2 from the atmosphere.
The company currently operate 10 biogas plants in the UK on behalf of companies including JLEN Environmental Assets Group Limited and Aviva.
Along with its biogas plant development plan, Future Biogas also intends to build a further 20 bolt-on CCS sites.
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