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With anaerobic digestion plants now powering over a million UK homes, according to Renewable Energy Magazine, and with scores of farmers becoming self-sufficient with their energy supplies, it is little wonder that this year’s UK AD & Biogas 2017 and World Biogas Expo 2017 attracted more visitors than ever.

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When you have some well deserved time off work, you should of course be using it constructively, relaxing and enjoying yourself, maybe doing some house work, getting out and enjoying this great weather perhaps.

With recent events dominating the media, it is without doubt that more focus will be turned upon public buildings and life safety systems.

The Telegraph this week calls on the government to pay more attention to Combined Heat and Power, highlighting how its flagship scheme to secure Britain’s electricity supplies risks missing out on savings of £750m per year by sidelining CHP.

Back in 1984, more and more businesses were turning to us to provide them with diesel generators.

As the global AD/biogas market approaches a worth of £1 trillion, UK AD & Biogas 2017 and World Biogas Expo 2017 are in-line to attract high numbers of individuals and businesses in search of innovative solutions that harness this greener, cheaper and rapidly emerging energy stream.

Here at shentongroup we relish industry exhibitions and trade shows. They give us an opportunity to meet the people who really need our advice and they provide us with an opportunity to shine

If you put a huge amount of effort into ensuring shentongroup standby generator orders are processed flawlessly, resulting in very satisfied customers, the chances are that your name is Roy Taylor

Facing up to £100m in compensation costs, British Airways is undertaking an exhaustive investigation to find out the exact circumstances of and to ensure that it’s recent cessation of service can never happen again, according to The Guardian.