Resource efficiency and use of bio-residues in a more circular economy on pathway to Carbon Net Zero. Co-editor of RASE Farm of the Future Report
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Richard Gueterbock retweeted
The R.A.S.E Farm of the Future: Journey to Net Zero report aims to show what farmers can realistically achieve, outlining the practical steps needed to decarbonise our industry.
Launched this week, this future vision is a must read, available at ⬇️
tinyurl.com/FarmoftheFuture
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
Pourquoi l’Europe et la France soutiennent-elles le #biogaz ? Parce qu’il permet de réduire le recours aux engrais chimiques non renouvelables
#biomethane #transition #agrocecologie
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
#RenewableNaturalGas is part of the solution.
#Methane can be captured and converted to #RNG, reducing GHG emissions.
#CleanEnergy
#COP26 #GlobalMethanePledge
Learn more: rngcoalition.com/about-rng
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
Better soil health at the heart of RASE’s Pre-COP26 Brief - Farm of the Future: Journey to Net Zero.
Soils graphic shows how novel cultivation systems and boosting biological activity will improve our soils. Read the report here: tinyurl.com/RASEPreCOP26Brie… #COP26 #ClimateEmergency
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
#RNG gains momentum as trucking fuel [ttnews.com/articles/renewabl…]
#biogas #biomethane #renewables
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Today, we started building our @BrewDog HQ Bio-Plant.
This £20m+ investment will enable us to turn spent grain into green gas to power our brewery & reduce our water usage by 50%.
This investment is a key part of our sustainability plans.
Read more: bit.ly/2PGjAoX
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
The Policy Connect report completely misunderstands anaerobic digestion, erroneously lumping it in with ‘energy from waste’. AD is a nutrient recycling and pollution mitigation technology with energy production. Far more opportunities for onsite Agri food/farm than food waste
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Include agri-food projects in UK RHI extension, say biogas firms: bioenergy-news.com/news/incl… #foodchains #biogas #bioenergy #agrifood #RHIscheme #UKGovernment
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
Now can we please do something about decarbonising heat?
Renewable energy likely to soar upwards in 2020 as proportion of UK electricity consumption. See realfeed-intariffs.blogspot.…
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Rhubarb patch. This is the second feed. Rhubarb seems to love digestate and this patch has had quite a bit fibre, as well as some liquid - in volumes that would likely make a brassica keel over! And it was cooked on biogas... #biogas #digestate #panicgrowing
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
Enormously proud of the entire @beeswaxfarming team this week as they adapt and work together in the face of challenges delivered by C0VID-19. The whole industry deserves huge credit #farming
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Financial support is also required for local authorities to fund separate food waste collections. @WRAP_UK has good data on this and Scotland/Wales much further on the journey. Removing #food waste from incineration (efw) would be helpful, too.
Greater legislative support needed to eradicate food waste from landfill, says @ReFoodUK: bioenergy-news.com/news/grea… #foodwaste #anaerobicdigestion #biogas #bioenergy
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
#CarbonPricing is a way to encourage organisations towards cleaner solutions, by making them pay for the pollution they cause. But what is it? How does it work? And will it make enough of a difference? Here we aim to explain…#ClimateChange
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
I think a proper carbon price would recognise the added value of #anaerobicdigestion for nutrient recycling and pollution mitigation which wind and solar do not do.
. @adbioresources says AD should be on same footing as wind and solar ow.ly/FX9U50xdz9K
Richard Gueterbock retweeted
A very well-argued piece on electrolysis - for biomethanisation, this would be good news. I know that there is a strong drive for electric, but believe that #biomethane will have a very important place in a low carbon economy. @gnievchenko thanks!
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Richard Gueterbock retweeted
We grow food, eat it, & eliminate it, all animals do. We live & we die, & plants do too. All organic matter decomposes to methane, a climate super-polluter. Capture #organic & #renewable methane & oxidize it to CO2, entrapped by plants - a #netzero carbon cycle. #NetZeroEnergy!
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I incorporate plant-based foods (vegetables!) into all my meals. Last night’s dinner was 95% #plantbased. It’s not because I’m #vegetarian, #vegan, #flexitarian or #millennial - it’s just a balanced diet! Don’t confuse eating vegetables with not eating #meat, #dairy or #eggs.
Oh boy — today in @Forbes: half of all millennials “...try to incorporate plant based foods into their diets”. Interesting. I suppose the other 50% are straight carnivores. | Forbes forbes.com/sites/bridgetshir…
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The UK needs bioenergy, time is not on our side, this is urgent. One of bioenergy’s attributes is it can save carbon immediately. Why wait 20 years for technologies with 80% carbon savings when we can begin saving 60% of carbon tomorrow with bioenergy? #BioenergyStrategy – at London, England
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Just one day after it was announced that energy storage will be included in the Smart Export Guarantee, @ninaskorupska appears on #r4Today discussing the challenges facing the uptake of renewables and the future of energy storage:
Time stamp 1:23:33: bbc.in/2WxZ1NE
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Report says UK must do more with renewable technologies to meet #netzero greenhouse gas by 2050 bioenergy-news.com/display_n… @REAssociation chief executive Nina Skorupska, "#Bioenergy is a no-regrets solution to achieving these targets"