ENGIE Group (ENGIE) has launched a community consultation on its proposal to develop an agricultural anaerobic digestion (AD) facility near High Catton, UK, aiming to provide renewable energy to power approximately 5,200 homes.
The project is expected to boost the local rural economy through partnerships with farmers, contributing to the UK’s push towards Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050.
The facility will convert biodegradable materials from nearby farms into low-carbon energy using the AD process, which breaks down organic matter in an oxygen-free environment to produce biogas.
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