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Successful deal closure for Waen renewable energy project
The North Wales Consortium of Denbighshire County Council, Conwy County Borough Council and Flintshire County Council has completed an agreement with the UK’s leading food waste anaerobic digestion company Biogen and investors Iona Capital, for a contract to design, build, fund and operate a food waste to energy plant at Waen, St Asaph, Denbighshire. The contract is for a minimum of 15 years.
Turf cut for first Welsh Council food-waste-to-energy plant
Work has begun on Biogen's first food waste anaerobic digestion plant in Wales.
Multi-million pound investment in UK's leading food waste to electricity business
It was announced to the stock exchange today (2nd August 2012) that market leaders in food waste anaerobic digestion (AD), BiogenGreenfinch, have secured a £24.4m investment from construction and property giants, Kier.
Planning granted for new green energy plant
Gwynedd Council has granted planning permission for green energy company BiogenGreenfinch to build and operate a new anaerobic digestion plant at Llwyn Isaf, Caernarfon.
BiogenGreenfinch launches exhibition to detail green energy plant
Green energy company BiogenGreenfinch will set out its plans for a food waste recycling plant at Rhuallt when it unveils an exhibition in Waen later this month.