The database features 540 sites which are producing biogas from food waste, agricultural materials, industrial effluents and sewage.
The map enables suppliers, developers and waste producers to find plants near them or to view a particular type of plant across the UK. Member companies of the Association (ADBA) have access to enhanced features including sites in planning and construction.
ADBA chief executive Charlotte Morton said: “ADBA’s market reports and data already provide the most comprehensive information about AD in the UK, and our interactive map makes it even easier to find and use than ever before.
“The growth of the AD industry to 540 operational sites is hugely welcome, providing the equivalent of over 700MW capacity for green electricity generation and offering a sustainable option for food waste, farming and water treatment.
“The benefits that AD is already delivering show why the industry should be supported to continue to grow: we desperately need the government to set out its plans for the RHI, expand support for renewable electricity and take action to ensure that food waste is collected and recycled.”
Source: Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association