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British Gas is going ahead with five biomethane demonstration projects that are likely to be the first in the UK to inject green gas into the grid. The announcement follows UK government backing for the emerging technology that confirms support for biomethane to grid from April 2011.
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Hi. This is great, I’m all for alternative fuel production. I live close to both the power station and Didcot Sewage Works and have noticed a marked increase in smell since the beginning of last December. I had attributed this to the landfill sites but wonder if it is a result of the above project? I would be grateful for a response.
Julia Brenen