UK's first bio-substitute natural gas plant to open next year
Work has begun on the UK's first commercial plant to convert household waste into bio-substitute natural gas (BioSNG). Located in Swindon and operated by Saxlund International, the £25m ($32m) facility is set to open in 2018 and will process an estimated 10,000 tonnes of household waste annually, producing 22 GWh of BioSNG. Saxlund secured £11m of funding for the scheme through the Department for Transport’s Advanced Biofuels Demonstration Competition.
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