Holloway Lane anaerobic digestion facility

SUEZ recycling and recovery UK is proposing to submit a planning application to build an anaerobic digestion facility at its site on Holloway Lane, near Sipson, in West London. There is a national need to reduce food waste and to recover renewable energy and nutrients from food that is thrown away.

 

If approved, this proposed anaerobic digestion facility will do just that. It would supply biomethane into the gas network, replacing fossil gas for the equivalent of 8,200 homes each year, helping to decarbonise the gas network by recycling up to 100,000 tonnes of food waste.

 

The facility would turn food waste into a renewable and reliable supply of biomethane gas, as well as digestate – a compost-like soil improver.

Find the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about our proposed Holloway Lane anaerobic digestion facility.

Share your feedback with us. Our pre-application consultation period has now ended but we are still keen to engage with the local community and other interested parties about our plans and seek their input.