BioWatt retained to advise large German Energy Company on UK anaerobic digestion investment
Plant Acquisition – Technical Advice
BioWatt Appointed to Undertake Feasibility Study
Local Authority appoints BioWatt to assess feasibility of building their own AD facility.
CASE STUDY – technical/ commercial advice
BioWatt has been advising a large investment group on the acquisition of existing AD assets in the UK
Biogas Case Study: Bonby Biogas
Biomethane to Grid (900m3/hr) Biogas Project (75,000 tpa) [ezcol_1third]BioWatt developed, secured funding for, managed the construction of and is now operating and managing this 75,000 TPA pre-consumer food waste biomethane to grid project. Construction of the plant began in 2016
Further Biogas Acquisition
BioWatt takes over operations at another AD plant.
Construction Nears Completion on Bonby Plant
Construction is nearing completion at our latest (and largest) facility to date near Bonby in North Lincolnshire. The plant sits in view of the impressive Humber bridge and will treat 75,000 tonnes of processed food waste each year. Construction commenced
BioWatt in the Press
BioWatt increases its operations in the UK with the takeover of Station Works
Biogas Case Study: Station Works
1MW CHP Farm-Biogas Project (20,000 tpa) Station Works anaerobic digestion facility is a 1MW CHP crop and farm residue fed facility near Stanstead Airport. Owned by Katharos Organic Ltd, it was originally developed by Hallwick Energy and Triple Point. The
Biogas Case Study: Marsh Farm
500KW CHP Farm-Biogas Project (10,000 tpa) Marsh Farm Biogas is a livestock farm near Basildon supplying animal manures, crops and residues to the 499KW anaerobic digestion and drying plant. Construction commenced: June 2016 G59 approval: September 2016 RHI commissioning: March 2017
BioWatt to Refinance First AD Facility
Less than 10 months after construction commenced on our first Anaerobic Digestion Facility at Marsh Farm near Basildon, BioWatt has completed the refinance of the original pre-construction debt. As a result, the ongoing cost of finance to the Project has