GWE Biogas
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Our biogas plant demonstrates how the food
waste disposal problem can be solved -
The treatment of food waste can provide a
sustainable energy source for future generations -
GWE is committed to reducing the amount
of food waste sent to landfill -
Anaerobic Digestion can help preserve important natural
resources and stop the emission of carbon dioxide -
Biogas and bio-methane are
sustainable fuels of the future -
We believe in using processes that preserve important
natural resources and enhance the environment
Chris Huhne Visits GWE
Fact Finding Visit
Discussing AD
The directors of GWE Biogas were very pleased to welcome the Secretary of State at DECC to their site on 19th January 2012 on a fact finding visit.
Mathew Girking and Tom Megginson were able to spend time explaing to the Minister the complexities of the business and it's operation, and demonstrate just how much potential AD has.
Mr Huhne said: "Tom and Mathew deserve a pat on the back for using waste in an environmentally friendly way. "They are utilising a huge amount of waste food which would otherwise go to landfill and create major problems for future generations.
"I commend then for being forward-looking and developing a plant that has been sensibly planned, and is also good for the local economy."
Mr Megginson said it was very satisfying that the Minister wanted to visit their development. He said: "We are now well established, exceeding targets, and going from strength to strength.
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