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- 1. THE BENEFITS OF LOCAL AD – COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND PLANNING #UKADBiogas @adbioresources PANEL: JOHN QUINTON-BARBER, SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONS MANDY STOKER, E4ENVIRONMENT JAMIE GORDON, REMARKABLE GROUP ROKIAH YAMAN, COMMUNITY BY DESIGN
- 2. Micro AD Building the circular economy from the ground up
- 3. Pilot plant: Camley Street Natural Park
- 4. Micro AD for the urban environment Where there the greatest volume of food waste and the largest demand for food and employment coincide
- 5. Engaging the public: A local approach to managing waste, energy and food
- 6. SMEs Social housing flats Universities Hospitals Municipal parks Community food growing enterprises Temporary use buildings Food manufacturers Off-grid communities New developments Peri-urban farms
- 7. Environmental benefits • Diverting food waste from landfill and incineration reduces GHGs • Reduced waste transport lowers emissions, • Baseload renewable gas, complements other renewables • Recovered nutrients replaces artificial fertilisers
- 8. Closed-loop community enterprise opportunities • Food waste collection service • Operation and maintenance • Low-cost electronics • Integration with intensive urban agriculture Therapeutic horticulture activities Training and skills sharing Community café Catering training Nutrition workshops Food processing + added value products
- 11. Biogas bus during WW2 in Scotland
- 12. AD today
- 15. Mini digesters
- 17. • Designing an accredited micro AD training programme • Teach assembly, operational and maintenance skills • Establish an open source platform – to accelerate global collaborative R&D and drive costs down • Give people the tools to create the organic circular economy from the ground up! Training and development opportunities
- 18. Life cycle analysis and pilot plant assessment Optimising the AD process Maximising local use of digestate – developing low-cost growing infrastructure Low-cost filtration for hydroponics etc. Added value products from surplus digestate Low-cost upgrading to biomethane University challenges!
- 20. THE BENEFITS OF LOCAL AD – COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND PLANNING #UKADBiogas @adbioresources PANEL: JOHN QUINTON-BARBER, SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONS MANDY STOKER, E4ENVIRONMENT JAMIE GORDON, REMARKABLE GROUP ROKIAH YAMAN, COMMUNITY BY DESIGN