Renewable gas finally becomes reality

Gas from two anaerobic digestion plants, including one at a sewage works, is being injected into the grid to heat homes

The equipment that cleans biogas at Thames Water's Didcot sewage works so it can be injected into the gas network (courtesty of Thames Water)
The equipment that cleans biogas at Thames Water's Didcot sewage works so it can be injected into the gas network (courtesty of Thames Water)

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