Abstract
Finham ‘gas-to-grid’ project near Coventry, UK produces renewable bio-methane from the biogas generated by anaerobic digestion of wastewater sludge. Completed in 2021, the plant now exports bio-methane to the gas grid, contributing to ‘decarbonisation’ of gas supply and helping to deliver water utility Seven Trent’s 2030 net-zero-emissions goals. This paper focuses on the innovative solutions adopted to maximise production of bio-methane, the plant procurement and delivery process, and the challenges of Covid-19, Britain’s exit from the European Union and site-specific constraints.
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