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Anaerobic digestion in Yorkshire
Watch Sue Jefferson talking about the scale and potential of anaerobic digestion in Yorkshire.
There are a number of anaerobic digestion plants currently operating in Yorkshire, many of which are powered by waste.
A community AD facility is planned in Malton as part of the Circular Malton & Norton initiative. This will create value from unavoidable food waste, creating green energy for the benefit of local residents.
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