South Shropshire Biodigester, Ludlow Biocycle South Shropshire/Greenfinch Ltd.
The South Shropshire Biodigester was funded by the Department of Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and Advantage West Midlands to demonstrate the diversion of source separated household kitchen waste from landfill.
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The South Shropshire Biodigester was funded by the Department of Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) and Advantage West Midlands to demonstrate the diversion of source-separated household kitchen waste from landfills. The plant was designed and built by Greenfinch Ltd, which also now has the contract to operate the plant. Greenfinch Ltd and South Shropshire District Council are partners on this project and have set up a not for profit company called “Biocycle South Shropshire” to oversee the plant.
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