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Northern Ireland plant is the first facility in the world to operate exclusively using poultry litter - Vimarsana News

Northern Ireland plant is the first facility in the world to operate exclusively using poultry litter

DAERA Minister Andrew Muir recently visited the nealy expanded Ballymena facility which generates 3MW of renewable electricity from 40,000 tonnes of poultry litter each year, enough to power around 6,000 homes

PSNI Issues 'Specific Witness Appeal' In Connection With Belfast Assault | Northern Ireland News, 23/05/2024 - Vimarsana News

PSNI Issues 'Specific Witness Appeal' In Connection With Belfast Assault | Northern Ireland News, 23/05/2024

Witnesses Sought To Altercation In Bedford Street Area

Source: 4ni.co.uk
DAERA Minister Visits Stream BioEnergy Plant | Northern Ireland News, 23/05/2024 - Vimarsana News

DAERA Minister Visits Stream BioEnergy Plant | Northern Ireland News, 23/05/2024

World's First Facility To Convert Poultry Litter Into Energy

Source: 4ni.co.uk
Minister Muir visits world leading Bioenergy plant - Vimarsana News

Minister Muir visits world leading Bioenergy plant

DAERA Minister Andrew Muir has visited the Stream BioEnergy (SBE) plant, the first such facility in the world to operate exclusively using poultry litter as its sole feedstock.

DHL will create 130 jobs at its biomethane production facility in Cork, Ireland | Companies - Vimarsana News

DHL will create 130 jobs at its biomethane production facility in Cork, Ireland | Companies

DHL commits to a 10 year deal with Stream BioEnergy in its biomethane production facility enabling the creation of 130 jobs and supporting an annual carbon reduction of 15,000 tonnes.