UK AD & Biogas 2010 7-8 July at the NEC.

UK AD & Biogas 2010, hosted by The Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association (ADBA) and part sponsored by Farming Online, will be an excellent opportunity to see how AD could work for you. The two day exhibition offers leading technologies and services from over 100 exhibitors, a jam-packed programme of free seminars, AD masterclasses and workshops, working demonstrations, real life farming case studies plus a high profile two-day conference. The show will provide both a platform to meet financiers, industry experts and builders of AD as well as the opportunity to explore the practical requirements of commissioning an AD plant on farm. It’s a one stop shop for everything you need to know about anaerobic digestion.

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‘The Future of AD industry in the UK’ - Two Day Conference

The two day conference led by Government Ministers and leading industry experts will discuss progress in the industry and tackle the current issues affecting the development of this nascent industry, including funding, planning, co-digestion, digestate handling, permitting, district heating, grid connection and biomethane as a transport fuel. There will even be a dedicated session for farmers discussing how to make on farm AD more commercially viable. Following on from ADBA’s National Conference in December, which highlighted both the benefits of AD and the current barriers to its development, this conference, through in-depth panel discussion, will analyse and debate how we can deliver our objectives for the industry on a much more practical level.

Register now for half price entry!

ADBA offers you 50% off the visitor rate if you pre-register online. This means visitor entry is only £10 if you pre-register, instead of £20 if you register on the day. The show ticket includes free entry to seminars and workshops. ADBA members receive free entry if they pre-register.

If you wish to register for the conference or the exhibition only all you have to do to is complete the simple registration form on the ADBA website.

For more information on UK AD & Biogas 2010, please visit adbiogas.co.uk