A new code of practice for the refuse derived fuel (RDF) [http://resource.co/article/difference-between-rdf-and-srf-10156] market has been published today to set out a framework that shares good practice across the industry in an attempt to increase the confidence of customers and regulators in RDF processes and products.

Buses on the city’s new MetroBus route could be powered using bio-fuel made from food waste, bosses of FirstGroup revealed this week.

The first ever World Biogas Association conference will be held in December on the anniversary of the adoption of the Kyoto Protocol as resource experts come together to discuss carbon pricing and the circular economy.

The UK is heading for a residual waste treatment capacity gap by 2030 unless significant new investment in infrastructure and policy frameworks are put in place, according to SUEZ’s new report.

The Green Investment Bank has made its first investment in its new guise, providing £38 million to the Ferrybridge Multifuel 2 incinerator in West Yorkshire.

How could increase food waste collections help to boost the anaerobic digestion sector?

A team from the University of the West of England has successfully carried out a field test of a urine-powered form of electricity generation in a remote rural location in Uganda.

A new green gas generation facility under construction at Marston Gate in Swindon is to commercially produce bio-substitute natural gas (BioSNG) from household waste.

Amey Plc has announced plans to build a new energy-from-waste facility in Cambridgeshire, inviting local residents to leave their feedback.

Biffa has stressed the need to address the UK’s supposed impending Energy from Waste capacity gap, following the lead of other leading waste management companies and figures in recent weeks.