People living in Bressingham and the surrounding area are preparing to renew their fight against plans for an anaerobic digester biogas plant. The most recent application by developer Storengy (UK) Ltd was rejected in December, and an order to demolish the twin-domed structure is expected imminently. The plant, which would use organic waste and crops to create biomethane that could be used to produce power – has already been partly built following an original planning application in 2015. After public outcry, Storengy agreed to scale back the plans to fit the original capacity through a resubmitted application. “They may try to suggest that the earlier application is still valid as grounds for that appeal.”

Source: Express May 20, 2023 12:28 UTC