Gwynedd council Wales has chosen BiogenGreenfinch as the preferred bidder for the construction of a new green energy plant which will take council collected food waste and turn it into renewable energy. Richard Barker, Chief Executive of BiogenGreenfinch, said: "We are proud and delighted to have been selected to build what will be the first anaerobic digestion facility in Wales specifically designed to take Local Authority collected food waste."
The food waste will come from local homes and business through the collection scheme run by the council the project is expected to be in operation by spring 2012. "Residents throughout Gwynedd have shown their commitment to recycling, re-using and composting more of their waste. This exciting project will ensure that Gwynedd’s food waste which will be collected on a weekly basis in communities across Gwynedd can be treated in a more efficient way within the county." Read more ...
The food waste will come from local homes and business through the collection scheme run by the council the project is expected to be in operation by spring 2012. "Residents throughout Gwynedd have shown their commitment to recycling, re-using and composting more of their waste. This exciting project will ensure that Gwynedd’s food waste which will be collected on a weekly basis in communities across Gwynedd can be treated in a more efficient way within the county." Read more ...
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