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Biogas Association (ADBA)!

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UK AD & Biogas 2010 and UK AD & Biogas 2011

ADBA has proudly hosted UK AD & Biogas 2010 , the first trade show in the UK focussing solely on AD and biogas. With over 100 exhibitors, free seminars, AD masterclasses and workshops plus the high-profile two day conference 'The Future of the AD Industries in the UK' this event was set to be THE industry event of the year.

* Latest news: The presentations of UK AD & Biogas 2010 and 'The Future of the AD Industry in the UK' are now available!*

To access the presentation s of the workshops and seminars at UK AD & Biogas 2010, please click here...

If you are interested in purchasing the presentations of 'The Future of the AD Industry in the UK' , please contact Annika Herter (annika.herter@adbiogas.co.uk).



ADBA is proud to announce that UK AD & Biogas 2011 will take place 6-7 July 2011 at Hall 10 of the NEC Birmingham.

Please click here to view next year's floorplan and to book your stand now

Show floor
"We had 22 solid leads on the first day, which in our
experience of other shows is almost impossible to achieve.
In terms of appointment quality, I can honestly say that it's
the best show that we've ever done, it was
exceptional!"
John Dodds, Head of Renewables for Inenco

"A great event and fantastic opportunity to introduce you
to the AD & Biogas Industry. Superb contacts met and
great business done!"


What does the Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association (ADBA) do?

The Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association (ADBA) has been established to represent all businesses involved in the anaerobic digestion and biogas industries, to help remove the barriers they face and to support its members to grow their businesses.

Please click here to find out more about ADBA, its aims and achievements

What is Anaerobic Digestion?

Anaerobic digestion is a natural process which converts organic matter such as household food and garden waste, farm slurry, waste from food processing plants and supermarkets, into energy.

Advantages of anaerobic digestion (AD):

Please click here to learn more about AD



To find out more information about the history of ADBA please click here...


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