Digestate Dewatering at Ixora Energy

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 [...]

ALPS EcoScience UK and Ixora Energy pave the way for a new era of sustainable energy with biohydrogen commercialisation

In a landmark collaboration, Alps EcoScience UK Limited and Ixora Energy are poised to transform the landscape of the UK's renewable energy sector through the commercialisation of biohydrogen production. The strategic partnership brings together Alps' cutting-edge Smash Biohydrogen Technology and Ixora's forward-thinking approach to sustainable energy innovation. The inaugural installation of this revolutionary technology is [...]

By |2023-11-24T15:12:37+00:00November 24th, 2023|AD plant operation, Environmental activity|0 Comments

How our AD sites are becoming innovation hubs

Ixora Energy’s anaerobic digestion (AD) plants power thousands of local homes and businesses with green gas and electricity. We are also committed to finding new ways that AD technology can be used to help the UK reach Net Zero. Our AD sites are innovation hubs, where we encourage collaboration between universities, local authorities, and private [...]

By |2023-11-13T17:40:53+00:00November 10th, 2023|AD plant operation, Environmental activity|0 Comments

ENGIE’s First Visit Marks a Milestone for Ixora Energy

Ixora Energy, now a proud member of the ENGIE family, recently hosted a momentous occasion – welcoming members of the ENGIE team for their inaugural visit as new owners to its three plants in the South West. During this visit, ENGIE representatives took the time to meet with every member of Ixora’s dedicated team, highlighting [...]

By |2023-09-28T14:16:29+00:00September 28th, 2023|AD plant operation, Team|0 Comments

Ixora Energy Ltd (Ixora) is excited to announce its acquisition by ENGIE

Ixora Energy Ltd (Ixora) is excited to announce its acquisition by ENGIE, a global leader in renewable energy, from Downing LLP. The deal adds three anaerobic digestion (AD) sites in the UK to ENGIE’s already extensive portfolio. ENGIE has a strong position in renewable gas production in France and, with the acquisition of Ixora, aims [...]

By |2023-09-28T09:39:27+00:00September 21st, 2023|AD plant operation, Team|0 Comments

Harnessing green CO2 for South West industries

At Ixora Energy, we are embarking on an exciting project to install carbon capture technology at our Sustainable Energy Generation (SEG) anaerobic digestion plant in South Petherton, Somerset. This will produce green carbon dioxide (CO2) for South West industries, as well as making the gas we generate for local homes carbon negative. Who needs CO2? [...]

Friendly bacteria are key to producing green energy with AD

Within our stomachs and digestive systems, there’s a whole community of friendly bacteria helping to break down food into nutrients; you’ll probably have seen adverts for supplements like Yakult that boost these essential microorganisms. The same is true for anaerobic digestion (AD) plants. A varied cultivation of microorganisms, known as a microbiome, live within the [...]

By |2022-08-30T11:27:18+00:00August 30th, 2022|AD plant operation|0 Comments

BBC Spotlight Feature: Ixora’s home-grown biogas avoids international gas price rises

The Gorst Energy plant appeared in a recent BBC Spotlight feature on Friday 22nd April 2022. A team from the BBC visited our site to see the production of home-grown biogas in action! Farm waste and energy crops are fed into the anaerobic digester, which acts like a huge stomach and produces gas. This gas [...]

Biomethane offers rapid and safe alternative to expensive, imported, ‘natural’ gas

The good news regarding the UK’s energy consumption is that it has been going down steadily since 2005, with 2020 being the lowest year for energy consumption since the 1950s according to a recent government report. Britain is also generating more and more power through renewable sources. The bad news, as everyone will be all [...]

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