july 2014 adba anaerobic digestion market update

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 AD MARKET UPDATE   JULY 2014 AD market The AD market has grown rapidly since 2010, reaching the current 154 MW electrical equivalent capacity (between electricity and biomethane) from 145 plants 1 . The increase in capacity each year since 2010 has been in the range 26- 32 MWe-equivalent (across 20-30 new plants each year). 2014 should be a big year, with capacity increasing by a larger amount than this due to uptake of biomethane (see biomethane section below), as well as sig nificant growth in the number of electricity plants 2 . 1  As of May 2014. For the latest figures, visit  http://adbiogas.co.uk/members-area/market-analysis/ 2  Includes electrical capacity supplying biomethane plants. Non-sewage sector only.  0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 Pre-2004 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014     T    o     t    a     l     M     W   -    e     l    e    c     t    r     i    c    a     l    e    q    u     i    v    a     l    e    n     t Cumulative and annual capacity increase (MW electrical-equivalent) El ec tr ical -e qu iv al en t ca pa ci ty increase in ye ar Cu mu la ti ve el ec tr ical -e qu iv al en t ca paci ty

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  • AD MARKET UPDATE JULY 2014

    AD market

    The AD market has grown rapidly since 2010, reaching the current 154 MW electrical equivalent capacity (between electricity and biomethane) from 145 plants1. The increase in capacity each year since 2010 has been in the range 26-32 MWe-equivalent (across 20-30 new plants each year). 2014 should be a big year, with capacity increasing by a larger amount than this due to uptake of biomethane (see biomethane section below), as well as significant growth in the number of electricity plants2.

    1 As of May 2014. For the latest figures, visit http://adbiogas.co.uk/members-area/market-analysis/ 2 Includes electrical capacity supplying biomethane plants. Non-sewage sector only.

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    Electrical-equivalent capacity increase in year Cumulative electrical-equivalent capacity

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    Market profile

    The following shows the current number of agricultural and waste based plants (as well as on-site industrial organic wastes) and capacity represented by each of these sectors:

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    Cumulative number of waste and farm-based plants

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    Agricultural50%

    Industrial18%

    Municipal/ commercial

    waste32%

    Percentage number of operational plants by sector

    Agricultural36%

    Industrial21%

    Municipal/ commercial

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    Percentage capacity of operational electricity/ CHP plants broken down by

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    Future Development

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    Capacity of plants with planning permission

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    ADBA Current annual feedstock use by sector(Mtpa)**

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    Current feedstock use and feedstock use if plants with planning permission are constructed

    Agricultural feedstocks Municipal/ commercial feedstocks *** Industrial feedstocks**

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    Biomethane to grid

    In addition to the 4 already commissioned (3 under the RHI), we are aware of a further 37 in the pipeline, which could deliver 10-15 plants to the RHI this year and a further 15 next year. These include food waste, agricultural, sewage and industrial effluent treatment plants.

    Biomethane in transport