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KEEPING YOU INFORMED – SPRING REGULATORY FORUM


Keep up to date with the latest regulatory changes by attending our Spring Regulatory Forum. Taking place on 23 May and hosted by law firm Clarke Willmott at their Bristol offices, the event is for ADBA members only and is free to attend.


Our Regulatory Forum offers attendees the opportunity to stay on top of vital developments that will affect their business, discuss any issues with the regulators and industry experts, and hear case studies on the themes of regulation, planning and operational best practice.


Here’s a taste of what will be on the programme: • An update from the Environment Agency on permitting requirements, compliance and their national project investigating the quality of environmental management systems at AD plants;


• A presentation from Carl Gurney, renewable energy specialist from Jelf Insurance Brokers, about the current state of the insurance market and its appetite for the AD sector;


• A group discussion on ADBA’s Best Practice Scheme, as we near the launch of the pilot certification scheme in July. If you’re interested in this project, this event will be a great opportunity to hear more from ADBA and other stakeholders, and contribute your views.


To view the full programme and book your place go to adbioresources.org. If you have any queries about the programme, please contact jessica.allan@adbioresources.org


Could you be a winner?


We are delighted to invite entries for the sixth AD & Biogas Industry Awards. This event will recognise innovation and achievement across all sectors of the anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas industries both in the UK and globally.


View the categories and make your entry at adbioresources.org/events/awards


www.adbioresources.org adbioresources.org


Enquire about sponsorship by contacting: Tori Abiola T: (+44) 0203 176 4414 E: tori.abiola@adbioresources.org


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