The Environment Agency (EA) has announced deadline dates for applying for Medium Combustion Plant (MCP) and Specified Generator environmental permits, which are mandatory for anyone that operate plants over 1 MWth input to comply with the requirements of the Environmental Permitting Regulations (EPR).
In this blog I'll be answering your questions on the Medium Combustion Plant Directive (MCPD) – and why you may need to act now to ensure you have a permit in place.
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The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is compulsory for those businesses who:
REA ANNOUNCEMENT: 'Following conversations between BEIS and the REA, along with submissions of evidence from ourselves and other stakeholders, concerning projects facing delays to their commissioning deadlines due to COVID, BEIS have confirmed
Green Gas Day, the largest annual biomethane industry gathering, has been run by the Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology (REA) and CNG Services over the past nine years.
The 01 January 2024 deadline for existing 5 MWth combustion plants to be permitted by may seem far away, but, in reality, permits are taking at least 12 months with current Environment Agency (EA) queues. Once the influx of applications starts in 2023, this lead time risks being even longer!
In this episode, Liam Langford and Elisa Evans discuss the new Government incentive, the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS). They discuss what it is, what you will need and what the scheme entails at this point in time. As more information is given on this new incentive, a second part to this podcast will be released.
In this episode, Nick Spencer and Dr Sophie Archer will be discussing the world of environmental permitting and its impact on your energy projects. They will be discussing the types of fuel used, the types of permit and what the impacts could be if you do not have the right permits.
The Sustainable Fuel Register (SFR), delivered by us (FEC Energy) and Crops for Energy, came into operation in February 2017 and is an industry-led register of non–wood based fuels and provides participants with a simple way of meeting sustainability criteria.
