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We would like to inform you that, as part of the exciting rebrand following our merger, this website will be closing in January 2025.

Moving forward from this date, all information and services will be available on the ENGIE UK website.

Please visit engie.co.uk for updates, news, and details about our renewable energy efforts across the UK, including our commitment to Net Zero Carbon by 2045.

Thank you for your support and we look forward to continuing our journey towards a sustainable future under the ENGIE brand.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Current Production Figures

9751

Amount of homes powered by our gas this year

2193748521

Total amount of green energy produced (kw)

9910

Amount of homes powered by our electricity this year

Our Sustainable Portfolio

ENGIE UK’s anaerobic digestion (AD) facilities are based in the South West of England . They produce biogas through the breakdown of agricultural feedstocks including farm waste, food production by-products and sustainably grown crops. The biogas is processed to generate renewable gas and electricity.

Our renewable energy is put directly into local networks, so it avoids the reliance on imported fossil fuels.

Also, our facilities supply organic fertiliser to local farmers, reducing their need to import artificial fertilisers. This helps to mitigate recent large price rises and greatly lowers their carbon footprint.

Condate Biogas
Gorst Energy
SEG
Rainbarrow Farm

A Team of AD Experts

ENGIE UK’s team have decades of collective experience in the renewable energy and AD sector. With specialisms including business growth, feedstock management, supplier contracts, and regulatory compliance, they efficiently operate our AD plants to the highest possible standard.

Meet the Team

New Opportunities

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As well as running our own plants, we work with AD sites that sit outside of our portfolio. Whether you are looking at the feasibility of an AD plant to meet your business’ Net Zero goals, or want to improve the profitability of an existing operation, our experience of running successful plants will be invaluable.

We are also committed to partnering with those who are at the forefront of AD research and innovation. Exciting initiatives that we are currently supporting include smart grids, district heating schemes, artificial intelligence for AD plants, and the untapped potential of AD to generate green hydrogen.

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New Opportunities
Universities and Innovators

Latest News

ENGIE Named Finalist in The Nottys – South West Business Awards 2024

November 13th, 2024|

We are thrilled to announce that ENGIE’s plant on the outskirts of Exeter, ENGIE UK, has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Sustainability category at The Nottys – South West Business Awards 2024. Selected alongside two other outstanding organisations, this nomination highlights our ongoing commitment to sustainable practices and renewable energy solutions in the South West.  The awards ceremony will take place on 21st November at Winslade Manor, where the winners [...]

ENGIE Hosts MP Ian Roome at Condate Biogas Plant in North Devon

November 7th, 2024|

We were thrilled to recently welcome Ian Roome, member of parliament for North Devon, to our Condate Biogas plant near South Molton. It was a great opportunity to showcase the innovative work we're doing to turn agricultural waste into renewable energy.  Condate Biogas is a state-of-the-art anaerobic digestion facility that plays a vital role in powering South Molton. The plant produces enough green gas to heat 3,420 homes, which is [...]

ENGIE Participates in South West Business Insiders Agri-Tech Roundtable

October 31st, 2024|

On 16 October, Darren Stockley, Managing Director, Renewable Gases UK Operations, ENGIE UK, joined key industry leaders for a roundtable discussion hosted by regional publication, South West Business Insider.  Held at the Albert Goodman offices in Taunton, the roundtable discussion explored the challenges and opportunities for agri-tech businesses in the region, including funding, innovation, and collaboration. With the South West being one of the most rural regions in England and home to [...]

Becoming ENGIE: A global leader in low-carbon energy and services

September 25th, 2024|

We’re excited to announce that ENGIE UK is officially becoming ENGIE. As part of ENGIE, a global leader in low-carbon energy and services, we’re joining forces to expand our capabilities and better support the energy transition across the UK and Ireland. ENGIE’s mission is to drive decarbonisation, providing sustainable energy solutions that meet the demands of regional authorities, companies, and individuals alike. With over 1,200 colleagues across the UK and Ireland, ENGIE [...]

Sponsorship support helps South Molton to bloom brighter

August 19th, 2024|

ENGIE – who now own Condate Biogas – proudly announces its continued sponsorship of local community group, South Molton in Bloom. ENGIE acquired Condate Biogas in September 2023, and are keen to continue the support of local initiatives such as South Molton in Bloom. Since its inception in 2021, South Molton in Bloom has achieved significant success, including winning the prestigious RHS Gold Award twice and winning the coveted Ayre Cup in [...]

Digestate Dewatering at ENGIE UK

August 7th, 2024|

Recently, our Sustainability Director Charles Kane initiated a digestate dewatering trial at our Gorst Energy anaerobic digestion (AD) plant, aiming to reduce the liquid content of our soil enhancer (digestate), and to produce water that is clean enough to release back into the environment. What is digestate dewatering? Digestate dewatering is the process in which liquid is removed from the by-product of AD. This produces dry fibre compost, like Rainbarrow Farm’s Bloomin [...]

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